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IDIOMSLANG

COURAGE

Dutch courage

unusual or artificial courage arising from the influence of alcohol.

It was Dutch courage that made the football fan attack the policeman.It will take a bit of Dutch courage to make an after-dinner speech.

get up enough nerve (to do something)

to get brave enough to do something.

I could never get up enough nerve to sing in public.I'd do it if I could get up enough nerve, but I'm shy.

have the courage of one's convictions

to have enough courage and determination to carry out one's goals.

It's fine to have noble goals in life and to believe in great things. If you don't have the courage of your convictions, you'll never reach your goals.Jane was successful because she had the courage of her convictions.

keep one's chin up

to keep one's spirits high; to act brave and confident. (Informal.)

Keep your chin up, John. Things will get better.Just keep your chin up and tell the judge exactly what happened.

never fear

do not worry; have confidence.

I'll be there on time—never fear.I'll help you, never fear.

pluck up one's courage

to increase one's courage a bit.

Come on, Ann, make the dive. Pluck up your courage and do it.Pluck up your courage, Ann! You can do it!

put on a brave face

to try to appear happy or satisfied when faced with misfortune or danger.

We've lost all our money, but we must put on a brave face for the sake of the children.Jim has lost his job and is worried, but he's putting on a brave face.

put up a (brave) front and put on a (brave) front

to appear to be brave (even if one is not).

Mary is frightened, but she's putting up a brave front.If she weren't putting on a front, I’d be more frightened than I am.

screw up one's courage

to build up one's courage.

I guess I have to screw up my courage and go to the dentist.I spent all morning screwing up my courage to take my driver's test.

take heart

to be brave; to have courage.

Take heart, John. Things could be worse!I told her to take heart and try again next time.

idiomcourageDutch courageconfident courage or confidence that you get by drinking alcohol:After a few nights I managed to get on stage without the help of Dutch courage.I'll need some Dutch courage before I tackle that path down the cliff.have the courage of your convictionsto be brave enough to say or do what you think is right, even though other people may not agree or approve:If you think he's making a mistake, say something. You have to have the courage of your convictions.Jackson praised the President for her belief in the country's ability to succeed. "She had the courage of her convictions," he said.

See:

courage of (one's) convictions
courage of one's convictions, have the
courage of one's convictions, to have the
Dutch courage
geneva courage
get enough courage up
get enough courage up (to do something)
get enough nerve up
get the courage up
get the courage up (to do something)
have the courage of (one's) convictions
have the courage of convictions
have the courage of your convictions
have/lack the courage of your convictions
lack the courage of (one's) convictions
liquid courage
pluck up (one's) courage
pluck up courage
pluck up one's courage
pluck up the courage to (do something)
pluck/screw/summon up courage
screw (one's) courage to the sticking place
screw up (one's) courage
screw up (one's) courage to the sticking place
screw up courage
screw up the courage to (do something)
screw up your courage
summon up (one's) courage
summon up the courage to (do something)
take (one's) courage in both hands
take your courage in both hands

词组	courage
释义	IDIOMSLANG COURAGE Dutch courage unusual or artificial courage arising from the influence of alcohol. It was Dutch courage that made the football fan attack the policeman.It will take a bit of Dutch courage to make an after-dinner speech. get up enough nerve (to do something) to get brave enough to do something. I could never get up enough nerve to sing in public.I'd do it if I could get up enough nerve, but I'm shy. have the courage of one's convictions to have enough courage and determination to carry out one's goals. It's fine to have noble goals in life and to believe in great things. If you don't have the courage of your convictions, you'll never reach your goals.Jane was successful because she had the courage of her convictions. keep one's chin up to keep one's spirits high; to act brave and confident. (Informal.) Keep your chin up, John. Things will get better.Just keep your chin up and tell the judge exactly what happened. never fear do not worry; have confidence. I'll be there on time—never fear.I'll help you, never fear. pluck up one's courage to increase one's courage a bit. Come on, Ann, make the dive. Pluck up your courage and do it.Pluck up your courage, Ann! You can do it! put on a brave face to try to appear happy or satisfied when faced with misfortune or danger. We've lost all our money, but we must put on a brave face for the sake of the children.Jim has lost his job and is worried, but he's putting on a brave face. put up a (brave) front and put on a (brave) front to appear to be brave (even if one is not). Mary is frightened, but she's putting up a brave front.If she weren't putting on a front, I’d be more frightened than I am. screw up one's courage to build up one's courage. I guess I have to screw up my courage and go to the dentist.I spent all morning screwing up my courage to take my driver's test. take heart to be brave; to have courage. Take heart, John. Things could be worse!I told her to take heart and try again next time. backbone n. courage; integrity. If you had any backbone, you would be able to deal with this.She lacks backbone, that's all. grit n. courage; nerve. It takes a lot of grit to do something like that.Well, Pete has lots of grit. He can do it. guts n. courage; bravado. Man, she's got guts!It takes guts to do something like that. gutsy mod. courageous; feisty. She sure is a gutsy young thing.She is not gutsy.Ernie's acting sort of gutsy today. What happened? nervy mod. daring; courageous. What a nervy guy!Don't get nervy with me! spunk n. courage. Show some spunk. Get in there and stand up for your rights.I have the spunk, but I don't have the brains. spunky mod. gutsy; courageous. I like a spunky girl—one who can really dance.The guy's a shrimp, but he's spunky. stand tall in. to be brave and proud. I can still stand tall. I'm innocent.Our athletes stand tall in the knowledge that they did their best. take a lot of nerve tr. to require courage. He climbed the mountain with a bruised foot. That took a lot of nerve.It took a lot of nerve to go into business for himself. courage noun sexual potency BAHAMAS, 1982 idiomcourageDutch courageconfident courage or confidence that you get by drinking alcohol:After a few nights I managed to get on stage without the help of Dutch courage.I'll need some Dutch courage before I tackle that path down the cliff.have the courage of your convictionsto be brave enough to say or do what you think is right, even though other people may not agree or approve:If you think he's making a mistake, say something. You have to have the courage of your convictions.Jackson praised the President for her belief in the country's ability to succeed. "She had the courage of her convictions," he said. See: courage of (one's) convictions courage of one's convictions, have the courage of one's convictions, to have the Dutch courage geneva courage get enough courage up get enough courage up (to do something) get enough nerve up get the courage up get the courage up (to do something) have the courage of (one's) convictions have the courage of convictions have the courage of your convictions have/lack the courage of your convictions lack the courage of (one's) convictions liquid courage pluck up (one's) courage pluck up courage pluck up one's courage pluck up the courage to (do something) pluck/screw/summon up courage screw (one's) courage to the sticking place screw up (one's) courage screw up (one's) courage to the sticking place screw up courage screw up the courage to (do something) screw up your courage summon up (one's) courage summon up the courage to (do something) take (one's) courage in both hands take your courage in both hands
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