🇬🇧 Brave meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

When you are brave, you feel scared or nervous but you still do the right thing, like trying something new, standing up for someone, or facing a big challenge instead of running away.

I tried to be brave and taste the super-spicy chip, and my tongue immediately filled out a complaint form.

Our brave teacher wore a white shirt on Spaghetti Day and didn’t get a single sauce stain, which is basically wizard-level bravery.

The brave squirrel stared at our scarecrow and seemed to say, “Nice hat, dude,” before stealing another sunflower seed.

The brave scarecrow quit his job because he was tired of people saying he was outstanding in his field.

A brave mosquito tried to bite my grandma and got slapped into a new dimension.

A little child is brave. A small cat is in a tall tree. The brave child is scared but brave. The brave child climbs the tree and takes the cat. The brave child puts the cat on the ground. The brave child smiles and the cat is safe. People clap.

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This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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