Liquid courage Meaning in English
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释义
When someone drinks alcohol to feel braver or more confident, especially before doing something they are afraid to do.
用法与细微差别
'Liquid courage' is humorous and informal, often used to talk about drinking to gain confidence for social situations or risks. Can imply temporary or false bravery. Common in phrases like 'Need some liquid courage before karaoke.' Not used for real, lasting courage.
例句
He needed a little liquid courage before giving his speech.
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She drank some liquid courage and talked to her crush.
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Some people use liquid courage to dance in public.
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A shot of liquid courage and suddenly karaoke doesn’t seem so scary.
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Don’t judge—sometimes a little liquid courage helps me start a conversation.
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With enough liquid courage, he finally told his boss how he felt.
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