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  1. braver/more brave - WordReference Forums

    May 11, 2017 · You can use "braver," but I imagine they used "more brave of heart" because "brave of heart" is an expression all its own, so they didn't want to disrupt that. It's textbook, by the way.

  2. You are braver, stronger, smarter and more beautiful than I am.

    Nov 16, 2022 · You are braver, stronger, smarter and more beautiful than I am. If I say "more beautiful" in the beginning, then it gives the impression "you're more beautiful, MORE braver, MORE stronger …

  3. bravest or the most brave - WordReference Forums

    Jan 11, 2013 · Hi! Does anyone know how do we do the comparative and superlative of "brave"? more brave or braver the most brave or the bravest Many thanks

  4. braver l'interdit - WordReference Forums

    Apr 18, 2008 · Dans cette expression, le sens du mot "interdit" est figuré. On l'emploie pour décrire une situation où une personne est tentée de faire quelque chose...

  5. braver l'interdit - WordReference Forums

    Mar 9, 2008 · Hello I'm translating from French into English the sentence below, ans would need a little help, concerning the expression "braver l'interdit" (I put in the whole paragraph to give a bit of …

  6. abrir un melón - WordReference Forums

    Nov 14, 2023 · Hola, en español cuando decimos que hemos “abierto un melón” queremos decir que hemos iniciado una conversación delicada en el que puede haber controversia entre los …

  7. brav (Aussprache) | WordReference Forums

    May 8, 2016 · Wenn ich mich nicht sehr täusche, wird „brav“ mit [f], dagegen „braver, brave, braven“ usw. mit [v] ausgesprochen. „Brav“ wird also als Fremdwort behandelt. Bei Goethe aber reimt …

  8. figurative meaning of 'loop back'? | WordReference Forums

    Sep 2, 2014 · You could use "loop back" figuratively in place of the figurative use of "boomerang," but most English speakers would find this an unusual choice. Usually the figurative way "loop back" is …

  9. braver vents et marée - WordReference Forums

    Mar 15, 2012 · Hi! I've been wondering how to translate "ils ont bravé vents et marées" in English. The expression means "they fought the winds and tides" (crossing the ocean) but I find my translation …

  10. braver le danger - WordReference Forums

    Aug 23, 2016 · Hello, How can I say "Une armure est essentielle pour une personne qui brave le danger aussi souvent". My attempt : Armor is essential for a person who confronts danger so often