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brave
读法：英 [breɪv] 美 [brev]
释义：
1、adj. 勇敢的；华丽的
2、vt. 勇敢地面对
3、n. 勇士
词汇搭配：
1、brave act 勇敢的行为
2、brave by nature 天性勇敢
3、brave defence 英勇的抵抗
4、brave man 勇敢的人
例句：
I think you are very brave.
我认为你非常勇敢。
扩展资料
词语用法：
1、brave的基本意思是“勇敢的”“大胆的”，指在危险或困难的环境中不畏惧,果敢、沉着(但不表示本质上就喜欢冒险)，也可指某行为需要勇气或表现勇敢。引申还可表示“五彩缤纷的”“壮观的”“极好的”。brave可描写人，也可描写人的言行等。
2、brave在句中可用作定语或表语。brave还可用在动词不定式作主语的句中作表语，这时多以it作形式主语，动词不定式的逻辑主语则用介词of引出。
3、brave作为动态形容词，可用于祈使句或进行时态。
4、brave是表示特点的形容词，其前可加定冠词而用作名词，作主语时其谓语动词用复数。
南噶希先生
有很多说法的吧~！ 楽しい人(tanoshiihito) 嬉しい人（ureshiihito） A joyful person/ a happy person 勇敢な人(yuukannahito) A brave person/ a fearless person
日语： 楽な人 英语： An easy person
brave tears
Easton Corbin - Are You With Me . I wanna dance by water 'neath the Mexican sky Drink some Margaritas by a string of blue lights Listen to the Mariachi play at midnight Are you with me, are you with me? . I wanna fall like the Carolina rain on your skin I wanna walk a little too far out on that limb Take you every place I've been and never been Are you with me, are you with me? . We can chase the wild dreams, live like crazy Love me baby, e on, e on, e on Just throw your arms around me We can run like we won't run out of time . I wanna fly so high that I'll never e down I wanna love so hard, it could rip my heart out I wanna get so lost that I'll never be found Are you with me? Are you with me? . We can chase the wild dreams, live like crazy Love me baby, e on, e on, e on Just throw your arms around me We can run like we won't run out of time . Are you with me? . We can chase the wild dreams, live like crazy Love me baby, e on, e on, e on Just throw your arms around me We can run like we won't run out of time . Are you with me? Are you with me? Are you with me? . Come on, e on, e on Just e with me .
如果你真的想要做的是成才，不要怕失败的勇气，如果你永远不要尝试，你永远不会成功是肯定的。
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Their songs encourage us to be the brave people.
我今天五岁了,我是快乐,勇敢的小孩. I am five years old today, I am happy, brave child.
We're all growing up happily.
英语：Move forward bravely！/ Go forth with courage. 法语：Avancez et du courage！/
sixty nine percent of the people
