Second, the description of brave idiom explanation

Third, the courage of ten thousand husbands: described as very brave.

Fourth, grab the flag: describe the bravery of the battle.

Fifth, soldiers are strong and brave: soldiers are strong and brave.

Sixth, be brave and fearless.

7. Go forward bravely: go forward bravely.

Eight, chasing after it: bravely catching up and not relaxing.

Nine, courage after drinking: borrowing wine as courage.

Ten, big benevolence and courage: describe kindness and courage.

Eleven, dare not fight bravely: cautious and brave.

Twelve, stand up and fight: describe the courage to fight.

Thirteen, dare to do: brave and fearless.

Fourteen, bloody battle: describe the tenacious desperate battle.

Fifteen, dancing and drinking blood: describe courage, not afraid of sacrifice.

Sixteen, a brave: describe courage and fearlessness.

17. Being fearless: describe being fearless.

18. Look at the wrist: describe anger and bravery.

19. risk one's life and forget one's death: I don't care about my own life and death.

Twenty, Hao Yi: bold, pay attention to loyalty.

Twenty-one, desperate: go forward bravely, regardless of personal safety.

Twenty-two, foreign courage: seemingly timid in appearance, but actually very brave.

Twenty-three, overcome all difficulties: overcome all difficulties and overcome all kinds of difficulties.

Twenty-four, cross the rubicon: metaphor is determined to do it regardless.

25. Courage: When you see something just, do it bravely.

Twenty-six, the brave don't fight: it means that very brave people don't stand up and fight easily.

Twenty-seven, beheaded general: loyal opposition, a general who would rather die than surrender.

Twenty-eight, bloody man: refers to a strong, upright, brave and enthusiastic man.

Twenty-nine, soldiers are brave: soldiers are brave and generals are brave. Describe the fighting capacity is very strong.

Thirty, the courage of villains: refers to the courage of relying solely on personal emotions and not knowing the general situation.

Thirty-one, stocky: fierce: brave. Describe a person who is short and smart.

Thirty-two, go forward, go forward, go forward.

33. Be brave, fearless and selfless.

Regardless of one's wisdom and courage, sacrifice oneself for others, and disobey the rules for Waquan.

Thirty-five, stand up and go forward.

Thirty-six, fearless: fear: fear. Not afraid of anything. Described as very brave.

Thirty-seven, killing the enemy made Guo Qun brave and tenacious, giving up his life for justice and being brave.

Thirty-eight, bloody battles, perseverance, courage, and the three armed forces are upright and brave.

39. Diligence and courage: The original meaning is diligence in practice. Now refers to bravely and forcefully moving forward.

Forty, bloody men, United, invincible, not afraid to go through fire and water.

Forty-one, death, wisdom and courage, self-improvement, courage and unyielding.

Forty-two, breaking the bridge by the water: blocking the bridge by the river. Describe courage, courage and being good at fighting.

Three services: Three services: the general term for the army. Courage or bravery is the first in the whole army.

44. Treat death as if it were home. Describe not afraid of sacrificing life.

45. Everyone is an enemy: enemy: opponent. Ten thousand people are invincible. Described as very brave.

Forty-six, rushing forward: bravely marching forward in the rapids, describing decisiveness, courage and perseverance.

47. Volunteer: Tell: Say, show. Take the initiative to undertake an arduous task.

48. Do not avoid difficulties: avoid: avoid. Don't hide in danger. Describe bravery.

Forty-nine, calmly die: die for justice. Fearless sacrifice for a just cause.

Fifty, killing the enemy leads to the result: to: make it; Fruit: Destroy the enemy boldly. Kill the enemy bravely and make contributions.

Fifty-one, life is at stake: life: pay life. Dare to give your life at a critical moment.

Fifty-two, ten thousand people are not brave: when: resistance. Ten thousand people are invincible. Described as very brave.

Fifty-three, rely on courage, underestimate the enemy: rely on, rely on. Rely on your courage and don't care about your opponent.

Fifty-four, sword to palm: to palm: high five. Use fencing to express ambition. Metaphor warriors are very brave.

Fifty-five, sharp and unstoppable: sharp: sharp; When: resist. Describe the courage to go forward, unstoppable.

Fifty-six, Marco wrapped: Marco: horse skin. Wrapped the body in horse skin. Heroically died on the battlefield.

Fifty-seven, the courage of unity is strength: Describe the strength and courage that Qi Xin showed when he fought bravely together.

Fifty-eight, charge ahead: trap: break through and go deep. Desperate to break into enemy positions. Describe the bravery of fighting.

Fifty-nine, Mao Sui recommended himself: Mao Sui recommended himself. This is a metaphor for volunteering and recommending work.

Sixty, not afraid of difficulties and dangers: pro: encounter; Danger: danger; Fear: fear. I am not afraid at all when I am in danger.

Sixty-one, the three armies of the brave: crown: ranked first; Three services: the general term for the armed forces. Courage or bravery is the first in the whole army.

Snatch from the tiger's mouth: snatch from the tiger's mouth. Metaphor is a very dangerous thing, or a very brave act.

Wan Fu Modang: Described as very brave. Same as "improper courage".

Saburo, desperate: the nickname of Liangshan hero Shi Xiu. Metaphor means that a person is brave, not afraid of death or trying his best to fight.

Sixty-five, go forward: describe courage and fearlessness. With "Walk the Line".

Sixty-six, without hesitation: righteousness: virtue; Look back: look back. Morally, we can only go forward and look back without hesitation.

Sixty-seven, dare to do: brave and fearless. Take "dare to do something".

Sixty-eight, the courage of concurrent people: concurrent people: one person arrives at many people; Yong: Brave. Worth the courage of a few people. Described as very brave.

Sixty-nine, advance wave after wave: rush ahead and follow behind. Describe constantly into battle, courageously forward to kill.

Seventy, rushing back: bravely retreat immediately in the rapids. It is a metaphor for an official to retire in time when he is proud and avoid disaster.

Seventy-one, the essence is short: brave: brave. Describe a person who is short and smart. It also describes articles, speeches, etc. Short and powerful.

Not to be outdone: show: show, show. Unwilling to show that you are inferior to others. It means to have a competition, which is higher or lower.

Seventy-three, charge from the front: originally refers to riding a horse in front of the battle. Describe the lead. It is also a metaphor that work is ahead of the masses and actively takes the lead.

Seventy-four, ten thousand deaths: ten thousand deaths: ten thousand deaths, describe risking your life. Don't refuse to do it ten thousand times. Express willingness to serve to death.

75. Pioneers: Originally refers to the generals who took the lead in setting an example in the ancient army. Now it is a metaphor for the advance personnel engaged in a certain work.

76. Dare to do just things: When you see just things, do them bravely. With the "courageous".

Seventy-seven, five customs and six generals: five customs and six generals. Metaphor is heroic. It is also a metaphor for overcoming many difficulties.

Seventy-eight, courage is fear: fear of Confucianism. The bravest people all look timid. Describe a truly brave person, calm and calm.

Seventy-nine, the risk is like going to heaven: shoes: trampling; Yi: Ping. Walking in a dangerous place is like walking on the flat ground. Metaphor to ride out the storm.

Eighty, go through fire and water: go: go; Soup: hot water; Dance: Step on it. Boiling water dares to trip, but fire dares to trample. Metaphor does not avoid difficulties and obstacles, go forward bravely.

Charge: In a war, the general will charge and rush in front of the soldiers. Now it is also used to describe leaders taking the lead and walking in front of the masses.

82. mainstay: a person or group with strong metaphor and capable of playing a pillar role. Take "the mainstay".

Stand up: Stand up: Stand up straight. Stand straight. Describe standing up bravely in the face of difficulties or dangerous things.

Eighty-four, one servant after another: servant: falling; G: then, keep up. The front fell, and the back also fell. Describe a heroic struggle.

Cut through thorns: split wild plants with thorns. Metaphor in the process of starting a business or on the way forward, remove obstacles and overcome many difficulties.

86. Naked: array: refers to the battlefield. Go into battle with your bare hands. Metaphor is desperate and brave to fight. It is also a metaphor for openly jumping out and doing bad things.

87. Forward: Forward: Forward; Nothing can stop the front line. Go straight ahead, there is nothing to stop. Describe the brave and fearless progress.

88. uncover: uncover: hold high; Pole: Bamboo pole, representing the flag. Cut down the trunk as a weapon and raise the bamboo pole as a flag to resist. Refers to the people's uprising.

Dragon and Tiger: Originally a Buddhist story, it refers to subduing the dragon and tiger with magic. The latter metaphor has great ability to overcome powerful opponents or great difficulties.

Ninety, Yu Yong Ke Jia: Yu Yong: the remaining courage; Jia: sell. The original intention is that I still have spare capacity to sell, and whoever wants it will buy it. Means there's still electricity left.

91. One drum: the first drum; Work: cheer up; Qi: Courage. When I played drums for the first time, my morale was greatly boosted. It is a metaphor to summon up energy when you are full of energy and finish the work in one breath.

92. Vertical and horizontal galloping: vertical: north-south direction; Horizontal: east-west direction; Gallop: gallop on horseback. Run back and forth without hindrance. Describe a brave warrior, invincible. It is also a metaphor for bold writing, which means to follow the pen.