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Meanings of brave in English

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Brightly colored and showy.

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        Portuguese
        resistir
        Catalan
        persistir

        Face and withstand with courage.

              resistir
              Portuguese
              bravo
              Catalan
              valerós
              Spanish
              valiente

              Strong in the face of fear.

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                  bravo

                  Not being daunted or intimidated.

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                      Usage of brave in English
                      1
                      As hope for the planet flickers, governments must take brave new steps.
                      The panic zone
                      2
                      We shall always need ships and those brave enough to fight them.
                      Success to the Brave
                      3
                      America represents the land of the free, the home and the brave.
                      Ebony
                      4
                      We made the best of the situation by being brave, strong characters.
                      Haunted: a novel of stories
                      5
                      Unfortunately, Dixon said, this brave new world can be daunting for some.
                      Reuters
                      6
                      At some point, a brave government will have to deal with this.
                      The Guardian
                      7
                      Timothy Savage called her brave for coming forward and taking legal action.
                      Ebony
                      8
                      But never forget, my young friend: brave can be the merest slave.
                      Melnitz
                      9
                      Gone is the expansive brave new world stuff from five years ago.
                      The Irish Times
                      10
                      Wise, as energetic; persevering, as enterprising; brave in reverse, as unassuming in.
                      The Life of the Venerable Mother Mary of the Incarnation
                      11
                      It was a pertinent point 70 minutes into this brave new world.
                      The Guardian
                      12
                      This sterile situation has now been transformed by Mr McDowell's brave initiative.
                      The Irish Times
                      13
                      O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave.
                      Thanks For The Memories… The Truth Has Set Me Free!
                      14
                      Fugazzotto said Serie A officials had been brave to embrace his work.
                      Reuters
                      15
                      Not everyone is singing the praises of these brave, new workspaces, however.
                      BBC
                      16
                      But I was brave enough now; a very desperado in the daylight.
                      Wanderers
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                      Translations for brave
                      Spanish
                      valiente
                      Brave through the time
                      Brave across language varieties
                      United Kingdom
                      Common
                      Australia
                      Common
                      South Africa
                      Common
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