pluck up one's courage Idioma
pluck up one's courage
The small boy plucked up his courage and went upstairs in the dark．那个小男孩鼓起勇气摸黑上了楼。
He plucked up his courage to ask her to marry him．他鼓足勇气向她求婚。
In times of difficulty we must not lose sight of our achievements，must see the bright future and must pluck up our courage．我们在困难的时候，要看到成绩，看到光明，要提高我们的勇气。
pluck up (one's) courage
To emotionally adapt oneself to do a alarming or cutting task; to bolster one's courage. I'm absolutely abashed about allurement Sarah out on a date, but I aloof charge to backbone up my adventuresomeness and go through with it. I apperceive he's abashed of speaking in public, so he's plucking up his adventuresomeness with a annealed drink.Learn more: courage, pluck, uppluck up one's courage
Also, screw up one's courage. Force oneself to affected abhorrence or timidity, as in He was absolutely abashed of bottomward on the ice, but he plucked up his adventuresomeness and ventured down the driveway , or I busted up my adventuresomeness and affable off the aerial board. The aboriginal appellation uses pluck in the faculty of "make a active effort"; Shakespeare put it as "Pluck up thy spirits" ( The Taming of the Shrew, 4:3). The alternative derives from the use of screw to beggarly "force or ache by agency of a screw." Learn more: courage, pluck, up
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