'Brave' idioms:
1. Put on a brave front: To appear or make oneself seem more courageous, resolute, or dauntless than one really feels. (Membuat seseorang merasa lebih berani melebihi orang lain)
E. g. I could feel my knees shaking with terror before my commencement speech, but I put on a brave front and stepped out onto the stage to deliver it.
2. Brave something out: to endure something; to put up with something courageously. (Untuk memberanikan sesuatu)
E. g. I don't know if all the men can brave the attack out. The soldiers braved out the attack.
3. Fortune favors the brave and Fortune favors the bold: You will have good luck if you carry out your plans boldly. (Used to encourage people to have the courage to carry out their plans. ) (Anda akan mendapatkan keberuntungan jika menjalankan rancangan anda betul - betul (biasa dipergunakan untuk membuat seseorang berani menjalankan rancangannya))
E. g. Fortune favors the bold, Bob. Quit your day job and work on your novel full - time.
4. Put on a brave face: to act confident in a difficult situation put up a brave front (bertindak dengan percaya diri pada situasi yang sukar untuk menunjukkan keberanian)
E. g. The engineers have put on a brave face, saying the telescope can easily be repaired.
5. Brave it out: Face danger or a difficult situation with courage. (Menghadapi bahaya atau situasi sulit dengan berani)
E. g. They had far fewer votes than the opposition, but they decided to brave it out.
6. None but the brave deserve the fair: Only a courageous and gallant man deserves a beautiful woman. ; Only the best deserves the best. (Hanya orang berani yang boleh mendapat wanita yang cantik; Hanya yang terbaik yang akan mendapatkan yang terbaik)
E. g. Stop making excuses and just call Sam. None but the brave deserve the fair.