BRAVE NGHĨA LÀ GÌ

brave brave (brāv) adjectivebraver, bravest1. Possessing or displaying courage; valiant. 2. Making a fine display; impressive sầu or showy: "a coat of brave red lipstichồng on a mouth so wrinkled that it didn"t even have sầu a clear outline" (Anne Tyler). 3. Excellent; great: "The Romans were lượt thích brothers/In the brave sầu days of old" (Macaulay). noun1. A Native American warrior. 2. A courageous person. 3. Archaic. A bully. verbbraved, braving, bravesverb, transitive1. To undergo or face courageously. 2. To challenge; dare: "Together they would brave sầu Satan & all his legions" (Emily Brontë). 3. Obsolete. To make showy or splendid. verb, intransitiveArchaic.To make a courageous show or lớn put up a stalwart front. braveʹly adverb braveʹness nounSynonyms: brave sầu, courageous, fearless, intrepid, bold, audacious, valiant, valorous, doughty, mettlesome, plucky, dauntless, undaunted. These adjectives all mean having or showing courage under difficult or dangerous conditions. Brave, the least specific, is frequently associated with an innate quality: "Familiarity with danger makes a brave sầu man braver, but less daring" (Herman Melville). Courageous implies an act of consciously rising khổng lồ a specific test by drawing on a reserve sầu of inner strength: The young platoon leader phối a courageous example for his soldiers by leading them safely into và out of jungle territory held by the enemy. Fearless emphasizes absence of fear và resolute self-possession: "world-classraces for fearless loners willing khổng lồ face the distinct possibility of being run down, dismasted, capsized, attacked by whales" (Jo Ann Morse Ridley). Intrepid sometimes suggests invulnerability khổng lồ fear: Intrepid pioneers settled the American West. Bold stresses not only readiness to lớn meet danger or difficulty but often also a tendency to lớn seek it out: "If we shrink from the hard contests where men must win at the hazard of their lives . . . then bolder và stronger peoples will pass us by" (Theodore Roosevelt). Audacious implies extreme confidence & boldness: "To dem& these God-given rights is lớn seek black powerwhat I Gọi audacious power" (Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.). Valiant, said principally of persons, suggests the bravery of a nhân vật or a heroine: "a sympathetic và detailed biography that sees Hemingway as a valiant và moral man" (New York Times). Valorous applies lớn the deeds of heros and heroines: "Her passengers, the other hostages, will never forget her calm, confident, valorous work" (William W. Bradley). Doughty, a bit old-fashioned in flavor và often used humorously, suggests stalwartness: The doughty old man battled his illness with fierce determination. Mettlesome stresses spirit & love of challenge: The mettlesome actress resumed her career after recovering from a stroke. Plucky emphasizes spirit và heart in the face of unfavorable odds: "Everybody was . . . anxious khổng lồ show these Belgians what Englvà thought of their plucky little country" (H.G. Wells). Dauntless refers to lớn courage that resists subjection or intimidation: "So faithful in love sầu, & so dauntless in war,/There never was knight like the young Lochinvar" (Sir Walter Scott). Undaunted suggests courage & resolve sầu that persist after being put to lớn the test: "Death và sorrow will be the companions of our journey; hardship our garment; constancy và valor our only shield. We must be united, we must be undaunted, we must be inflexible" (Winston S. Churchill). See also synonyms at defy.


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bravebrave(adj) courageous, valiant, heroic, bold, daring, fearless, pluckyantonym: cowardlybrave(v) defy, face, st& up to, confront, take on, bear, endure, sufferantonym: shrink