brave in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for brave in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.brave <braver bravest> [Am breɪv, Brit breɪv] ADJ

1. brave (courageous):

brave person/action

valiente

brave person/action

valeroso

a few brave souls went in

unos cuantos valientes entraron

that was brave of you!

¡qué valiente!

her first brave attempt at a serious role

la primera vez que se enfrenta a un papel serio

2. brave (fine, splendid):

brave arch or liter

soberbio

brave arch or liter

magnífico

A Brave New World

Un mundo feliz

II.brave [Am breɪv, Brit breɪv] VB trans

brave peril:

brave

afrontar

brave

hacer frente a

we had to brave the weather

tuvimos que hacerle frente al mal tiempo

he knew she'd be furious but he decided to brave the storm

sabía que se iba a poner furiosa, pero decidió capear el temporal

III.brave [Am breɪv, Brit breɪv] N

1. brave (North American Indian):

brave

guerrero m piel roja

2. brave liter + pl vb:

the brave

los valientes

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achorado (achorada)

brave

arrojado (arrojada)

brave

valentísimo (valentísima)

extremely brave

arriesgado (arriesgada) persona

brave

valiente

brave person

los valientes marchan con la frente en alto

the brave walk with their heads held high form

entrón (entrona)

brave

audaz persona/acción

brave

macho inf

brave

fue muy machito y no lloró

he was a very brave boy and didn't cry

el mundo es de los atrevidos

fortune favors the brave

brave in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for brave in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.brave [breɪv] ADJ

brave

valiente

II.brave [breɪv] VB trans

brave

afrontar

Translations for brave in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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jabato (-a)

brave

alentado (-a)

brave

valeroso (-a)

brave

animoso (-a)

brave

valentía

brave deed

bizarro (-a)

brave

gallardo (-a)

brave

envalentonarse

to become brave

guapo (-a)

brave

brave Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to put a brave face on sth

poner al mal tiempo buena cara

his attitude is a brave one

su actitud pica en valiente

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

With the reputation of a brave man of great character even among his enemies, he died free in 1597.

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Cheeky, daring, brave and agile, he always makes jokes, having a great sense of humour and of sarcasm.

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A brave (or foolhardy) man bets that he can spend the night aboard the allegedly haunted ship.

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Though they are among the weakest races, they are very brave people and will fight to the last for their homes and lives.

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In the last analysis, he seemed not terribly brave.

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The less brave can simply watch the frantic creations take shape before their eyes.

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Braves executives have said transportation issues make it difficult for fans to come to games.

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He is often brave to the point of being foolhardy, and tends to charge into situations head-first (literally).

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His dignified and brave behavior made it to the folk epic song.

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