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A galling surfeit of gall
大胆不敵 dai.tan.fu.teki Literally: big – liver/gallbladder / courage – non – enemy Alternately: Being, or at least acting, completely unafraid. Acting as confident as someone without any (meaningful) enemies. Notes: This is another compound comprising two near-synonyms. 大胆 is “brave(ry),” … Continue reading
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Tagged brashness, courage, Crayon Shin-chan, self-confidence, 大胆, 不敵
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Be the change you want to see in the world, even if it’s only pocket change
Intro: I may have gone a little overboard with the explanation on this one. I hope somebody some time finds it useful, at least! 義を見てせざるは勇無きなり (Gi wo mite sezaru wa yuu naki nari; “To see what is right and not … Continue reading
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Tagged classical grammar, Confucius, courage, 義, 見てせざる, morality, 勇無き
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