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bravely ['brevlɪ]

ad. 勇敢地

She bore her sufferings bravely.
她勇敢地承受艰难困苦。
He bore his tribulations bravely.
他勇敢地忍受着困苦。
She bore her misfortunes bravely.
她勇敢地忍受著苦难.

bravely

[ adv ]
in a courageous manner
<adv.all>
bravely he went into the burning house

Bravely \Brave"ly\, adv.
1. In a brave manner; courageously; gallantly; valiantly;
splendidly; nobly.

2. Finely; gaudily; gayly; showily.

And [she] decked herself bravely to allure the eyes
of all men that should see her. --Judith. x.
4.

3. Well; thrivingly; prosperously. [Colloq.]

JFK's son, John Jr., who saluted bravely as his father's coffin passed, is a strapping, handsome 28-year-old.
The Belgians fought bravely, but were overmatched.
While U.S. helicopter pilots were bravely defending themselves against Iranian patrol boats in the Gulf, the Senate's idea of support was to debate whether to limit the flexibility of the commander in chief in helping those pilots succeed.
He used to hold a special seminar on the new French ideas at University College, London, in the 1960s and when he was Regius Professor ar Cambridge bravely defended McCabe against the Fogies.
Others stayed cool and smoked weed and fought bravely without ever having to wonder who was civilian and who was Viet Cong.
She's either smiling bravely or erupting in mild bursts of anger or looking worried, and these activities don't begin to explore the breadth of Ms. Foster's acting range.
He took most of Act 1, and especially the great Prelude, at tempi so intensely slow as to tempt fate, but the players sustained them bravely.
Strikers sitting on makeshift wooden benches spoke bravely.
Allen bravely plays against his usual screen persona, sporting a pony tail and singing the praises of Los Angeles, but is never altogether convincing.
At the party, he bravely jumped on, using his bandaged hand for balancing.
His publisher bravely claims that A Way in the World is 'unconfined by the conventional novel form, but in a classical story-telling tradition'.
The US, UK and Japan have no choice but to deflate away their heavy private sector debt burdens, having rightly, if bravely, eschewed the inflation route.
THE LONDON stock market stood up bravely yesterday to the disturbing political developments reported from Russia overnight.
Even in a heat wave, the locals persevere bravely with very substantial lunches.
Deborah Riedel stood in bravely as Donna Elvira at short notice.
His soldiers did not fight any more bravely over the past day because he was there or he wasn't there.
Most of the adored "non-wimp" machos who so bravely face movie and TV cameras never have had to be shot at with real bullets.
A middle-aged Shiite mother who did welcome a visitor to her home bravely insisted that, although she had lost two of her four sons in the war and a third was a prisoner of war in Tehran, she'd send the fourth to fight.
Ms. Hall is once again hiding behind the ABA's skirts. "You declare yourself in committee," not in public, she says bravely.
"The election year means uncertainty, you have an economy that everyone talks about bravely as not having been affected by Oct. 19.
Outside, hundreds of civilians form a round-the-clock defense line, talking bravely about their readiness to die if need be to safeguard Lithuania's independence.
The agreements are also, as you say in your leader, bilateral. The central and eastern Europeans are coping bravely with a steep fall in per capita gross domestic product, rising unemployment and spreading poverty.

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