mettlesome in Chinese
mettlesome in Chinese is 勇敢 — mettlesome means showing spirit and courage; brave.
mettlesome in Chinese
勇敢
Pronounced: yǒng gǎn
Marked by mettle or bravery; courageous.
What does "mettlesome" mean?
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adj Showing spirit and courage; brave.
"Among them was the "West Country" driver, Swain, of Bude, over the Great Central, who reminded me irresistibly of a hunter putting a particularly mettlesome steed at the fences."
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- Among them was the "West Country" driver, Swain, of Bude, over the Great Central, who reminded me irresistibly of a hunter putting a particularly mettlesome steed at the fences.
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What is "mettlesome" in Chinese?
"mettlesome" in Chinese is 勇敢. mettlesome means: Showing spirit and courage; brave.
How do you pronounce 勇敢?
"mettlesome" in Chinese is 勇敢, pronounced "yǒng gǎn".
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