What is 'brave' called in English?

'brave' in English is called "Brave". Brave refers to: Qui ne montre pas de peur face au danger, à la difficulté ou à la douleur.

How do you pronounce 'Brave' and 'brave'?

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What is an example sentence for Brave in French?

English: "The brave soldier rescued the child from the burning building." | French: "Le brave soldat a sauvé l'enfant de l'immeuble en feu."

adjective · verb

English to French Dictionary

brave Meaning in French (brave signification en français)

adjectivebrave, courageux

verbbraver

Synonymes:audacieuxhardi

brave in English:brave

Phonetic:bʁav

Plural: braves

Gender:Épicène

Quick Answer • En bref

La signification de brave en français est brave, courageux, braver. (Qui ne montre pas de peur face au danger, à la difficulté ou à la douleur.)

Definitions of Brave

1
adjective
courageux
Showing no fear when faced with danger, difficulty, or pain.
Qui ne montre pas de peur face au danger, à la difficulté ou à la douleur.
2
verb
braver
To face or endure something difficult or dangerous without showing fear.
Faire face ou supporter quelque chose de difficile ou de dangereux sans montrer de peur.

Example Sentences

casual

“The brave soldier rescued the child from the burning building.”

Le brave soldat a sauvé l'enfant de l'immeuble en feu.

casual

“She had to brave the storm to get home.”

Elle a dû braver la tempête pour rentrer chez elle.

formal

“It was a brave decision to speak up against injustice.”

Ce fut une décision courageuse de s'élever contre l'injustice.

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Synonyms (Synonymes)

In French:

courageuxaudacieuxhardi

In English:

courageous fearless valiant

Antonyms (Antonymes)

In French:

lâchecraintif

In English:

cowardly timid fearful

Inflected Word Forms

nounbravery

adverbbravely

comparativebraver

superlativebravest

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

put on a brave faceidiom

To pretend to be happy or confident when you are not.

brave new worldexpression

A new and exciting but potentially frightening future.