大胆 | dà dǎn | brazen; audacious; outrageous; bold; daring; fearless | |
胆怯 | dǎn qiè | timidity; timid; cowardly | |
胆量 | dǎn liàng | courage; boldness; guts | |
胆小 | dǎn xiǎo | cowardice; timid | |
提心吊胆 | tí xīn diào dǎn | (saying) to be very scared and on edge |
1 | Applied Materials continues to develop the electronic guts of its complex machines at laboratories in the United States and Europe. | |
2 | But if you've got guts and a sense of adventure, why not have it out with him? | |
3 | Almost all the "bile bears" have mental problems and shake their heads nonstop and can hardly control themselves. | |
4 | I will hole you like a hive if you dare to touch my wife once. | |
5 | Taste then is closely associated with courage, as the Chinese always associate shihwith tan, and courage or independence of judgment, as we know, is such a rare virtue among mankind. |