Braver Meaning in English
word · lemma: brave
ˈbɹeɪvɝ
BRAY-ver
bɹˈeɪvɐ
BRAY-vuh
释义
The comparative form of 'brave'; describes someone or something that has more courage than another.
用法与细微差别
Used to compare two people or things in terms of courage. Commonly used in phrases like 'be braver than' or 'feel braver'. Do not use 'more braver'; just 'braver' is correct.
Spanish: más valientePortuguese (BR): mais corajoso - mais valentePortuguese (PT): mais corajoso - mais valenteChinese (Simplified): 更勇敢Chinese (Traditional): 更勇敢Hindi: और बहादुरArabic: أكثر شجاعةBengali: অধিক সাহসীRussian: смелееJapanese: より勇敢なVietnamese: dũng cảm hơnKorean: 더 용감한Turkish: daha cesurUrdu: زیادہ بہادرIndonesian: lebih berani
例句
She is braver than her brother.
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Today I feel braver than yesterday.
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Who is braver, the lion or the tiger?
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It takes someone braver than me to climb that mountain.
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You’re getting braver every day.
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Sometimes being braver just means speaking up.
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