intrepid
Significado: Fearless and adventurous, especially in the face of danger or difficulty. Used to describe bold individuals who press forward regardless of risk.
Intrepid is almost exclusively positive and often has a slightly literary or heroic register. It appears frequently in travel writing, historical narratives, and journalism about explorers, war correspondents, or activists. It collocates naturally with 'explorer,' 'journalist,' 'traveller,' and 'spirit.'
Ejemplos
- The intrepid journalist reported from the front lines despite constant shelling. 那位无畏的记者不顾持续的炮击,从前线发回报道。El intrépido periodista informó desde las primeras líneas del frente a pesar del bombardeo constante.その果敢なジャーナリストは絶え間ない砲撃にもかかわらず最前線から報道を続けた。그 용감한 기자는 끊임없는 포격에도 불구하고 최전선에서 보도를 계속했다.
- An intrepid group of volunteers set out to map the cave system beneath the Mendips. 一群勇敢的志愿者出发去绘制门迪普丘陵地下洞穴系统的地图。Un intrépido grupo de voluntarios se propuso cartografiar el sistema de cuevas bajo los Mendips.勇敢なボランティアのグループがメンディップ丘陵の地下洞窟系を調査するために出発した。대담한 자원봉사자 그룹이 멘딥 구릉 아래의 동굴 체계를 조사하기 위해 출발했다.
- Her intrepid spirit led her to cycle alone across the Sahara at the age of sixty. 她无畏的精神促使她在六十岁时独自骑行穿越撒哈拉沙漠。Su espíritu intrépido la llevó a recorrer en bicicleta el Sáhara en solitario a los sesenta años.彼女の大胆不敵な精神が、60歳にしてサハラ砂漠を単独で自転車横断する原動力となった。그녀의 불굴의 모험 정신이 60세의 나이에 사하라 사막을 단독으로 자전거 횡단하게 만든 원동력이었다.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: literary, journalism
Tono: admiring
Origen e historia
From Latin intrepidus (unshaken, undaunted), from in- (not) + trepidus (alarmed). Adopted into English in the late 17th century.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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