brave

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valiente

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brave
[breɪv]
sustantivo
1guerrero (m) indio (native American)
adjetivo
2valiente, valeroso(a)
  • a brave effort -> un intento encomiable
  • to put a brave face on it -> poner al mal tiempo buena cara
verbo transitivo
3encarar, afrontar (danger, weather)

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brave [breiv]
adjetivo
1Bravo, valiente, esforzado, animoso, atrevido, intrépido.
  • That was brave of you! -> ¡qué valiente
2Garboso, airoso.
3Bravo, elegante, hábil, honrado.
1Desafiar, provocar a duelo.
2Bravear, echar bravata
adjetivo & sustantivo
3Ofender, insultar.
4Arrostrar.
adjetivo
  • To brave the weather -> hacer frente al mal tiempo
va. Afrontar, hacer frente
sustantivo
1Bravonel, el guapo que echa bravatas y fieros, fanfarrón.
2Bravata, amenaza con arrogancia.
3Guerrero piel roja (North American Indian).
  • The los valientes ->

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brave [breɪv]
adjective
braver (comparative)bravest (superlative)
1 (courageous) [+person, deed] valiente; valeroso
be brave! ¡sé valiente!; that was very brave of you has demostrado mucho valor al hacer eso; she went in with a brave smile entró sonriendo valientemente; try to put on a brave smile intenta sonreír aunque te cueste; to make a brave attempt to do sth intentar valientemente hacer algo
as brave as a lion más fiero que un león
be brave and tell her
face
2 (literary) (splendid) magnífico; (literary)
a Brave New World un mundo feliz
the whole brave American dream seemed to be crumbling around our ears
noun
1
the brave los valientes; the bravest of the brave los más valientes entre los valientes
2 (Indian) guerrero; (m)
verb:transitive
[+weather] afrontar; hacer frente a; [+death] desafiar
to brave the storm capear el temporal; to brave sb's anger afrontar hacer frente a la ira de algn;or
Farmers braved wintry conditions to rescue the sheep.

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Verb Conjugation for "brave"

Imperative
  • brave
  • you brave
  • he/she braves
  • we brave
  • you brave
  • they brave
Preterite
  • I braved
  • you braved
  • he/she braved
  • we braved
  • you braved
  • they braved
Present Continuous
  • I am braving
  • you are braving
  • he/she is braving
  • we are braving
  • you are braving
  • they are braving
Present Perfect
  • I have braved
  • you have braved
  • he/she has braved
  • we have braved
  • you have braved
  • they have braved
Past Continuous
  • I was braving
  • you were braving
  • he/she was braving
  • we were braving
  • you were braving
  • they were braving
Past Perfect
  • I had braved
  • you had braved
  • he/she had braved
  • we had braved
  • you had braved
  • they had braved
Future
  • I will brave
  • you will brave
  • he/she will brave
  • we will brave
  • you will brave
  • they will brave
Future Perfect
  • I will have braved
  • you will have braved
  • he/she will have braved
  • we will have braved
  • you will have braved
  • they will have braved
Future Continuous
  • I will be braving
  • you will be braving
  • he/she will be braving
  • we will be braving
  • you will be braving
  • they will be braving
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been braving
  • you have been braving
  • he/she has been braving
  • we have been braving
  • you have been braving
  • they have been braving
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been braving
  • you will have been braving
  • he/she will have been braving
  • we will have been braving
  • you will have been braving
  • they will have been braving
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been braving
  • you had been braving
  • he/she had been braving
  • we had been braving
  • you had been braving
  • they had been braving
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hearty laughter, raucous laughter, guffaw