Braved Meaning in English

word · lemma: brave

US

ˈbɹeɪvd

BRAYVD

UK

bɹˈeɪvd

BRAYVD

Definition

To face something difficult, dangerous, or unpleasant with courage.

Usage & Nuances

'Braved' is the past tense of the verb 'brave'. Common collocations: 'braved the storm', 'braved the cold', 'braved the crowds'. Used for people confronting fears, challenges, or adverse conditions. More literary/formal than 'faced'.

• Spanish: enfrentar - desafiar - atreverse (a)
• Portuguese (BR): enfrentar - desafiar - ousar (a)
• Portuguese (PT): enfrentar - desafiar - ousar (a)
• Chinese (Simplified): 勇敢面对 - 鼓起勇气
• Chinese (Traditional): 勇敢面對 - 鼓起勇氣
• Hindi: सामना किया - हिम्मत दिखाई
• Arabic: تحدى - واجه بشجاعة
• Bengali: সাহসের সাথে মোকাবিলা করেছিল - সাহসীভাবে সামলেছিল
• Russian: бросил вызов - смело преодолел
• Japanese: 勇敢に立ち向かった - 勇敢に挑んだ
• Vietnamese: dám đối mặt - can đảm vượt qua
• Korean: 용감하게 맞섰다 - 용기 내어 견뎠다
• Turkish: cesaret etti - göğüs gerdi
• Urdu: دلیری کے ساتھ سامنا کیا
• Indonesian: menghadapi dengan berani - memberanikan diri

Example Sentences

She braved the rain to get to work on time.

basic

The explorers braved the desert heat.

basic

He braved his fear of heights and climbed the tower.

basic

We braved the crowded subway during rush hour.

natural

Despite the warnings, they braved the mountain trail at night.

natural

She braved a room full of strangers to deliver her speech.

natural