intrepidity

intrepidity

美 [ˌɪntrə'pɪdətɪ] 　英 [ˌɪntrɪ'pɪdətɪ]

• n.无畏的；勇猛的

英汉解释

n.	1. 无畏的;勇猛的

例句

The generous intrepidity which had displayed on this occasion augmented the feeling of compassion which attended his fate.

他在这一时刻表现出来的慷慨和坚韧不拔的气概赢得更多的同情，大家更为关心他的命运。

Such intrepidity of character characterised Luther, Cromwell, Washington, Pitt, Wellington, and all great leaders of men.

具有这种正直品格的人包括马丁•路德、克伦威尔、华盛顿、皮特、威灵顿，还有人类所有伟大的领袖。

With consummate gallantry and intrepidity , Maj. Carswell gave his life in a supreme effort to save all members of his crew.

少校卡斯威尔以其至上的英勇无畏，用自己的生命尽其最大努力，拯救了他的机组成员们。

Uprisings, while proving popular intrepidity, also educated the courage of the bourgeois.

暴动表现了人民的无畏精神，也锻炼了资产阶级的勇气。

Mr. Darcy replied with great intrepidity, "Miss Elizabeth Bennet. "

达西先生鼓起极大的勇气回答道：“伊丽莎白·班纳特小姐。”