brave

UK
/breɪv/
US
/breɪv/

Translations

braveverb
braved
Past Simple
braved
Past Participle
braving
Gerund
UK
/breɪv/
US
/breɪv/
He decided to brave the storm and go outside.
Он решил храбриться и выйти на улицу.
braveadjective
braver
Comp.
bravest
Super.
UK
/breɪv/
US
/breɪv/
The firefighter was praised for his brave actions during the rescue.
Пожарный был похвален за свои отважные действия во время спасения.
She made a brave decision to start her own business.
Она приняла смелое решение начать свой бизнес.
The brave soldier faced the enemy without fear.
Храбрый солдат встретил врага без страха.
bravenoun
braves
pl
UK
/breɪv/
US
/breɪv/
Countable; dated/offensive when referring to Native American warrior; also general sense ‘courageous person’.

Definitions

braveverb
To face or endure (something dangerous or unpleasant) with courage.
She decided to brave the storm to rescue her stranded cat.
braveadjective
Possessing or exhibiting courage or valor; willing to face and endure danger or pain.
The brave firefighter entered the burning building to save the trapped family.
Showing a willingness to take risks; daring.
She made a brave decision to start her own business despite the economic downturn.
Having a strong or vivid appearance; impressive.
The brave colors of the sunset painted the sky in shades of orange and pink.
bravenoun
A Native American warrior (dated, often offensive).
Several braves rode out ahead of the tribe’s main party.
A courageous person.
Fortune favors the brave.