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Having or showing courage; willing to take risks or face danger.
勇敢的战士们冲向敌人。
The brave soldiers charged toward the enemy.
他勇敢地承认了自己的错误。
He bravely admitted his mistake.
Often used to describe people who act despite fear or uncertainty.
While '勇敢' is a positive trait, avoid using it for trivial situations. Reserve it for actions that genuinely require courage, such as facing danger or overcoming significant challenges.
The word '勇敢' is often used in contexts involving risk-taking or moral courage. It is not typically used for everyday bravery like waking up early or studying hard.
Composed of '勇' (yǒng, meaning 'brave' or 'courage') and '敢' (gǎn, meaning 'dare' or 'bold'). The combination emphasizes boldness and willingness to take action despite risks.
Commonly used in both formal and informal contexts to praise someone's courage. Often appears in motivational or inspirational contexts.