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brave
01
valiente, valeroso
having no fear when doing dangerous or painful things
Approving
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Despite the danger, he remained brave and rescued the injured hiker from the mountain.
A pesar del peligro, se mantuvo valiente y rescató al excursionista herido de la montaña.
The brave firefighter rushed into the burning building to save lives.
El valiente bombero se precipitó en el edificio en llamas para salvar vidas.
02
impressive in quality or effect
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He built a brave fire that warmed the entire cabin.
The chef prepared a brave feast for the festival.
03
brightly colored, striking, or showy in appearance
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The parade featured floats in brave, vivid colors.
She wore a brave dress that caught everyone's attention.
to brave
01
afrontar, desafiar
to endure a difficult or dangerous situation with courage and determination
Transitive: to brave a difficulty or danger
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She braved the storm to ensure everyone was safe in the shelter.
Ella afrontó la tormenta para asegurarse de que todos estuvieran a salvo en el refugio.
The soldiers braved enemy fire to complete their mission.
Los soldados desafiaron el fuego enemigo para completar su misión.
02
to put on a conspicuous display, often to attract attention or impress others
DatedEjemplos
She braved her new jewelry at the party to catch everyone's eye.
The general braved his medals during the ceremony.
Brave
01
a person who shows courage
Ejemplos
Only a brave would attempt the dangerous climb.
The firefighters were honored as braves for their heroic actions.
02
a male member of certain North American Indigenous tribes, traditionally a warrior
DatedEjemplos
The brave defended his tribe in times of conflict.
Historical accounts describe braves hunting and fighting together.
