| 释义 |
taken their courages in both hands
- 勇往直前yǒng wǎng zhí qián
march forward courageously; advance bravely; take one's courage in both hands
- 捧pěng
hold in both hands
- 双手shuāng shǒu
both hands
- 掬jū
hold with both hands
- 勇于yǒng yú
be brave in, have the courage to
- 携手xié shǒu
hand in hand
- 摇手yáo shǒu
shake one's hand in disapproval
- 手拉手shǒu lā shǒu
hand in hand
- 有成功把握yǒu chéng gōng bǎ wò
have the cards in one's hands
- 滥用法律làn yòng fǎ lǜ
take the law into one's own hands
- 擅用私刑shàn yòng sī xíng
take the law into one's own hands
- 敢于gǎn yú
dare to; be bold in; have the courage to
- 胆子dǎn zǐ
courage; nerve
- 壮胆zhuàng dǎn
boost one's courage, embolden
- 牵手qiān shǒu
join hands; hand in hand; to lead by the hand
- 携手同行xié shǒu tóng háng
walk hand in hand; walk with arms linked; go hand in hand -- in agreement or
- 胆量dǎn liàng
courage, guts, spunk
- 胆略dǎn luè
courage and resource
- 泽及亲仇zé jí qīn chóu
One's charity took in both friends and foes.
- 共同行动gòng tóng háng dòng
go hand in hand (with)
- 掌灯zhǎng dēng
hold a lamp in one's hand
- 鼓起勇气gǔ qǐ yǒng qì
take heart of grace; nerve oneself; pluck up; get up the courage
- 躃bì
lame in both legs
- 奋勇fèn yǒng
summon up all one's courage and energy
- 独立自主dú lì zì zhǔ
stand on one's own; act independently and with the initiative in one's own hands; be
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