"cravens" بـChinese (Traditional)

懦夫

التعريف

“Cravens” 是“craven”的複數，指非常懦弱或缺乏勇氣的人。

極為正式和文學化，很少在日常口語中使用。'Cravens' 常見於歷史或戲劇文本，用於侮辱或批評某些人。不要與 'ravens'（烏鴉）混淆。

The king called his enemies cravens because they refused to fight.

國王稱他的敵人為**懦夫**，因為他們拒絕戰鬥。

The legend says only cravens would run from a challenge.

傳說中只有**懦夫**才會逃避挑戰。

They were branded as cravens after they abandoned their friends.

他們在拋棄朋友後被貼上了**懦夫**的標籤。

"Stand up for yourself! Only cravens hide behind empty words," she shouted.

「要為自己站出來！只有**懦夫**才會躲在空話背後。」她大聲說道。

In tales of heroism, the cravens are always the first to flee when danger comes.

在英雄主義的故事中，**懦夫**總是在危險來臨時第一個逃跑。

It’s easy to spot the cravens—they never take responsibility when things go wrong.

很容易發現**懦夫**——當事情出錯時，他們從不承擔責任。