mettle
সাহস
definition
noun
the team showed their true mettle in the second half
a person's ability to cope well with difficulties or to face a demanding situation in a spirited and resilient way.
translation of 'mettle'
তেজস্বিতা
noun
স্বাভাবিক প্রবণতা,
ধাতু,
মেজাজ,
সাহস,
স্বাভাবিক আগ্রহ,
ধাত,
তেজ
example
But they better show their 'mettle' , given that reunification is around the corner.
It will take sterner tests before we see the true 'mettle' of these Mayo players.
Carnatic musicians today have more avenues to prove their 'mettle' than artistes in general had even a few years ago.
The children also proved their 'mettle' in reciting popular Tamil poetry.
I cannot say I am confident every jellyfish that has held the post since then would have shown the same 'mettle' .
Although Kelly presents herself as uncomplicated and cheerful, every so often the public glimpse her true 'mettle' .
It is the closest that the PGA Tour has come to links conditions, the ultimate test of a golfer's 'mettle' and patience.
the team showed their true 'mettle' in the second half
Give some of the youngsters in the bank a chance to show their 'mettle' .
Securing the future of Social Security is a vital test of the current Congress' 'mettle' .
the team showed their true 'mettle' in the second half
Even computers were not left behind and an entire roomful of youngsters showed their 'mettle' with the gadgets.
This woman of steel has proved her 'mettle' many a time, in her feisty battle with the judiciary and opposition.
The politicians, both those who hold office and others who aspire to displace them, are yet to show such 'mettle' .
This is really the basis of assessing character, where people show their true 'mettle' .
The event, promised to be a grand show, will see a display of grit, zeal and 'mettle' .
The true 'mettle' of the new British system won't be apparent until it's tested in a crisis.
But where the program really shows its 'mettle' is in the certification requirement.
I am pretty sure he means resources, 'mettle' and grit but the point is well-made.
He can start by showing 'mettle' and reversing the decision to hold a public inquiry.
He had to find his 'mettle' as a leader, and he quickly realised that musical talent was not enough.
Finally now he is ready to test his 'mettle' at the place where the spirit of Olympics was born: Greece.
The chorus is youthful and 'mettlesome' , impressively precise yet never mechanical.
He was a vigorous and 'mettlesome' man who loved a yarn.
There had been plenty of 'mettlesome' , even feminine-looking women drivers before Hellé began making headlines.
Their horses were beasts of burden, not 'mettlesome' chargers, and during the British civil wars cost half as much as proper cavalry horses.
When you have a problem, people create a commission to look at it, because it may be 'mettlesome' .
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