BRAVE

[breɪv]

мужественный, отважный, смелый, храбрый

отличный, отменный, превосходный, прекрасный

нарядный

индейский воин

наемный убийца

храбро встречать

бросать вызов

brave: translation

Achilles, Amazon, David, Hector, Roland, Samson, a man, abide, abide with, advantageous, affront, air serviceman, audacious, aweless, baffle, balk, banter, bear, bear with, beard, bell the cat, beneficial, bid defiance, bide, bite the bullet, blast, bold, bold-spirited, bravura, braw, brazen, brazen out, breast, bright, bring before, bring forward, bring up, brook, bulldog, call out, cannon fodder, challenge, chance, checkmate, chichi, chivalric, chivalrous, chutzpanik, circumvent, colorful, colory, confident, confound, confront, confront with, contravene, counter, counteract, countermand, counterwork, courageous, court destruction, cross, dare, daring, dash, dashing, dauntless, decorated hero, defeat, defiant, defy, defy danger, demigod, demigoddess, destroy, discomfit, disconcert, discountenance, dish, disrupt, double-dare, doughty, dressy, elude, encounter, endure, envisage, exhibitionistic, face, face out, face the music, face up, face up to, face with, favorable, favoring, fearless, fighting cock, fighting man, fine, flashing, flashy, flaunting, flummox, foil, food for powder, forget the odds, frilly, front, frothy, frustrate, gallant, gamble, game, gamecock, gay, glittering, good soldier, grand, greathearted, gritty, gutsy, halberdier, handsome, hang in, hang in there, hang tough, hardy, hazard, helpful, hero, heroic, heroine, herolike, hoplite, indomitable, intrepid, ironhearted, jaunty, jazzy, knightlike, knightly, knock the chocks, lay before, legionary, lion, lionhearted, lump, lump it, macho, man of courage, man-at-arms, manful, manly, meet, meet boldly, meet head-on, meet squarely, mettlesome, military man, navy man, noble, nonplus, outdare, outface, paladin, perplex, persevere, pikeman, place before, play with fire, plucky, present to, propitious, put it to, put up with, rakish, resolute, rifle, rifleman, risk, ruin, run the chance, run the gauntlet, run the risk, sabotage, scotch, scream defiance, serviceman, set at defiance, set before, show fight, showy, smart, snazzy, soldier, soldierlike, soldierly, speak out, speak up, spearman, spectacular, spike, spirited, splashy, splendid, splurgy, spoil, sporty, spunky, stalwart, stand, stand for, stand up to, stare down, staunch, steadfast, stem, stick, stonewall, stout, stouthearted, stump, suffer, support, sustain, take a chance, take chances, take up with, tempt Providence, the brave, thwart, tiger, tolerate, toward, unafraid, unapprehensive, unblenching, undaunted, undismayed, unfearful, unfearing, unflinching, unfrightened, unshrinking, unswerving, unyielding, upset, useful, valiant, valiant knight, valorous, venture, venturesome, vivid, warrior, warrioress

1) храбрец

2) индейский воин

3) уст. наёмный убийца

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none but the brave deserves the fair - ≅ смелость города берёт

1.храбрый, смелый

2. книжн. нарядный, прекрасно одетый

3. уст. прекрасный, превосходный, великолепный

1. храбро встречать

2. бросать вызов, бравировать

brave: translation

Brave is used with these nouns as the object: ↑blizzard, ↑element, ↑shower, ↑storm, ↑weather, ↑wind, ↑wrath

▪ be, feel, seem, sound

▪ make sb

▪

The vodka had made me brave.

▪ extremely, fairly, very, etc.

▪ exceptionally, terribly (esp.BrE)

▪ amazingly, incredibly

Brave is used with these nouns: ↑attempt, ↑deed, ↑effort, ↑endeavour, ↑fight, ↑front, ↑hero, ↑knight, ↑man, ↑move, ↑show, ↑soldier, ↑soul, ↑spirit, ↑stab, ↑stand, ↑step, ↑tackle, ↑thing, ↑warrior, ↑word

1) храбрый, отважный, смелый

2) честный; славный

brave [breɪv]

1. a

1) хра́брый, сме́лый

2) превосхо́дный, прекра́сный

3) книжн. наря́дный

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none but the brave deserve the fair посл. ≅ сме́лость города́ берёт

2. n инде́йский во́ин

3. v хра́бро встреча́ть (опасность и т.п.)

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to brave it out вести́ себя́ вызыва́юще

brave: übersetzung

1) tapfer, mutig

2) (honnête) brav, bieder

3) (gentil) gut

brave

brave [bʀav]

Adjectif

1 (courageux) mutig; soldat tapfer

2 antéposé (honnête) anständig

3 (naïf) [lieb und] gut