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I Adj.1. bei Gefahren, Schwierigkeiten: brave; Kämpfer: auch valiant geh.; bes. Kind, Unterlegene(r): auch plucky2. bei Schmerzen, seelischen Regungen: brave, plucky, stoical geh.II Adv. bravely, valiantly geh., pluckily, stoically geh.; sich tapfer schlagen oder halten MIL., SPORT auch fight like a hero ( oder heroes); fig. put up a good fight; sie hat es tapfer ertragen she put on a brave front, she took it on the chin; die Schmerzen tapfer ertragen bear ( oder endure) the pain bravely, cope bravely with ( oder refuse to give in to) the pain* * *brave; bold; valorous; valiant; courageous; stout; gallant* * *tạp|fer ['tapfɐ]1. adjbrave, courageous; Soldat, Versuch auch bold; (= wacker) steadfast2. advbravely, courageouslywir marschierten immer tapfer weiter, ohne zu merken... — we marched on blithely, not realizing...
halt dich or bleib tapfer! (inf) — be brave
* * *1) (without fear of danger, pain etc: a brave soldier; a brave deed; You're very brave; It was brave of him to fight such an enemy.) brave2) (brave: a gallant soldier.) gallant3) valiantly4) ((of a person, his actions etc) brave, courageous or heroic: valiant deeds; He was valiant in battle.) valiant* * *tap·fer[ˈtapfɐ]1. (mutig) brave, courageousgreif' nur \tapfer zu! just help yourself to as much as you like!* * *1.Adjektiv brave; courageous2.1) bravely; courageously2) (kräftig) <eat, drink> heartily* * *A. adj1. bei Gefahren, Schwierigkeiten: brave; Kämpfer: auch valiant geh; besonders Kind, Unterlegene(r): auch plucky2. bei Schmerzen, seelischen Regungen: brave, plucky, stoical gehB. adv bravely, valiantly geh, pluckily, stoically geh;sie hat es tapfer ertragen she put on a brave front, she took it on the chin;die Schmerzen tapfer ertragen bear ( oder endure) the pain bravely, cope bravely with ( oder refuse to give in to) the pain* * *1.Adjektiv brave; courageous2.1) bravely; courageously2) (kräftig) <eat, drink> heartily* * *adj.bold adj.brave adj.valiant adj.valorous adj. adv.bravely adv.valiantly adv.valorously adv. -
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Valorous — Val or*ous, a. [Cf. F. valeureux, LL. valorosus.] Possessing or exhibiting valor; brave; courageous; valiant; intrepid. {Val or*ous*ly}, adv. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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