courage
/ˈkʌrɪdʒ/
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- 2 syllables
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- 1st syllable stress
- Vowel
- Short i vowel
- Ending
- Final e often stays silent
cou - rage -> courage
(n) သတ္တိ။
courage /'kʌrÇdʒ/ n [U] (approv )
ရဲရင့်ခြင်း။ သတ္တိ။
He showed great courage and determination in battle. ❍ I want to ask for more money but I haven't yet plucked up/ summoned (up) enough courage to do it. ❍ moral courage ကိုယ်ကျင့်သတ္တိ။ ❍ She didn't have the courage to refuse. See also DUTCH COURAGE
❏ courageous /kǝ'reÇdʒǝs/ adj သတ္တိရှိသော။ ရဲဝံ့သော။ a courageous action/ decision ❍ These women are resourceful and courageous.
❏ courageously adv သတ္တိရှိရှိ။ ရဲရဲဝံ့ဝံ့။ He has spoken out courageously on several occasions.
❏ have/ lack the courage of one's convictions [IDM ] ယုံကြည်ချက်အတိုင်း ပြောရဲလုပ်ရဲသည်/ မပြောရဲမလုပ်ရဲ။
❏ take courage (from sth) [IDM ] ရဲဆေးတင်သည်။
❏ take one's courage in both hands [IDM ] မရဲဘဲ ကျွဲ ပြဲစီးသည်။
- She has shown immense courage in opposing a corrupt and violent regime.
- [have the courage to do something] : I didn’t have the courage to admit I was wrong.
- [pluck up/summon up (the) courage] : Eventually I plucked up the courage and made an appointment with the doctor.
- [it takes courage to do something] : It took a great deal of courage to leave her friends.
- He had faced his illness with great courage.
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