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courage! ¡ánimo! I haven’t the courage to refuse no tengo valor para negarme. to have the courage of one’s convictions obrar de acuerdo con su conciencia. to pluck up one’s courage, take one’s courage in both hands armarse de valor. to take courage from cobrar ánimos o sacar fuerzas de.
armarse de valor loc verb. Resulta difícil armarse de valor cuando las bombas caen a tu alrededor. take courage in [sth] v expr. (feel encouraged) sentirse animado loc verb. I took courage in the fact that the editor accepted one of my stories. Me sentí animado cuando el editor aceptó una de mis novelas.
Courage definition: the quality of mind or spirit that enables a person to face difficulty, danger, pain, etc., without fear; bravery.. See examples of COURAGE used in a sentence.
COURAGE, est aussi une vertu qui éleve l'ame, & qui la porte à mépriser les perils, quand il y a des occasions d'exercer sa vaillance, ou à souffrir les douleurs, quand il y a lieu de monstrer sa constance & sa fermeté. Le courage d'Alexandre a bien paru dans ses conquestes. Le courage de Caton a bien paru en sa mort
tiene / le falta valor or coraje para hacerlo. to have / lack the courage of one's convictions. ser / no ser fiel a sus ( or mis etc.) convicciones. to lose ( one's) courage. acobardarse. he took courage from her smile. su sonrisa le dio ánimo. to pluck up ( the) courage ( to + infin)
moral/physical courage; courage to do something They had the courage to stand up and fight for what they believed in. He couldn't find the courage to tell his daughters what had happened. Many said that the women's stories gave them the courage to pursue their goals; I haven't yet plucked up the courage to ask her. It takes courage to sing in ...
COURAGE - 定義, COURAGE の発音音声とその他: 1. the quality that makes you able to do dangerous or difficult things 2. the quality of being brave: Cambridge 英語-日本語辞典をもっと見る - Cambridge Dictionary
