coraje
/koˈɾaxe/, [koˈɾa.xe]courage
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Él tuvo el coraje de decirlo.
He had the courage to say it.
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Me sorprendió su coraje.
I was amazed at his courage.
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Su coraje comenzó a flaquear cuando él vio la escena.
His courage began to shake when he saw the sight.
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El león es usado a menudo como símbolo de coraje.
The lion is often used as a symbol of courage.
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Tom le dijo a Mary que se iba a suicidar, pero que no tuvo el coraje para hacerlo.
Tom told Mary that he was going to kill himself, but he didn't have the courage to do it.
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Tom no tuvo el coraje de apretar el gatillo.
Tom couldn't bring himself to pull the trigger.
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Se requiere coraje para cambiar una costumbre.
Courage is needed to change a custom.
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Necesité mucho coraje para tratar de comer esa extraña comida.
I needed a lot of courage to try eating that strange food.
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Te admiro por tu coraje.
I admire you for your courage.
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Ese soy yo, el cobarde incapaz de reunir coraje y averiguar la verdad.
That's me - the coward unable to muster his courage and find out the truth.
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No deberíamos perder el coraje.
We should not lose courage.
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Lo que le falta es coraje.
What he lacks is courage.
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Os admiro por vuestro coraje.
I admire you for your courage.
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Me da coraje que salgan mal las cosas.
It makes me mad that things go wrong.
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