courageous 音標拼音: [kɚ'edʒəs]
a . 勇敢的,大膽的,有膽量的
勇敢的,大膽的,有膽量的
courageous adj 1 :
possessing or displaying courage ;
able to face and deal with danger or fear without flinching ; "
Familiarity with danger makes a brave man braver but less daring "-
Herman Melville ; "
a frank courageous heart ...
triumphed over pain "-
William Wordsworth ; "
set a courageous example by leading them safely into and out of enemy -
held territory "
[
synonym : {
brave }, {
courageous }] [
ant : {
cowardly }, {
fearful }]
Courageous \
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courageux .]
Possessing ,
or characterized by ,
courage ;
brave ;
bold .
[
1913 Webster ]
With this victory ,
the women became most courageous and proud ,
and the men waxed . . .
fearful and desperate .
--
Stow .
Syn :
Gallant ;
brave ;
bold ;
daring ;
valiant ;
valorous ;
heroic ;
intrepid ;
fearless ;
hardy ;
stout ;
adventurous ;
enterprising .
See {
Gallant }.
[
1913 Webster ]
42 Moby Thesaurus words for "
courageous ":
audacious ,
bold ,
bold -
spirited ,
brave ,
chivalric ,
chivalrous ,
daring ,
dauntless ,
doughty ,
fearless ,
fiery ,
gallant ,
game ,
greathearted ,
gritty ,
gutsy ,
gutty ,
hardy ,
heroic ,
herolike ,
high -
spirited ,
intrepid ,
ironhearted ,
knightlike ,
knightly ,
lionhearted ,
manful ,
manly ,
mettlesome ,
plucky ,
soldierlike ,
soldierly ,
spunky ,
stalwart ,
stout ,
stouthearted ,
strong ,
tenacious ,
unafraid ,
undaunted ,
valiant ,
valorous
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