yǒnglì

勇力

Word · Noun

courage and strength; valor

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

noun

courage and strength; valor and physical power

literary

Typically used in literary, historical, or martial contexts to describe someone's bravery and physical prowess. Often appears in classical-style narration or descriptions of warriors.

Tā他
yǒng勇
lì力
guò过
rén人
 ,
shì是
tiáo条
hǎo好
hàn汉
 。

He surpasses others in courage and strength—he is a true hero.

Zhè这
wèi位
jiāng将
jūn军
yǐ以
yǒng勇
lì力
zhù著
chēng称
 ,
měi每
cì次
chū出
zhēng征
dōu都
shēn身
xiān先
shì士
zú卒
 。

This general was renowned for his courage and strength, always leading his troops from the front in every campaign.

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Zài在
gǔ古
dài代
 ,
yǒng勇
lì力
shì是
xuǎn选
bá拔
wǔ武
shì士
de的
zhòng重
yào要
biāo标
zhǔn准
zhī之
yī一
 。

In ancient times, courage and strength were one of the important criteria for selecting warriors.

Tā他
suī虽
yǒu有
yǒng勇
lì力
 ,
dàn但
quē缺
fá乏
zhì智
móu谋
 ,
zhōng终
jiū究
nán难
chéng成
dà大
shì事
 。

Although he possessed courage and strength, he lacked wisdom and strategy, ultimately making it difficult for him to accomplish great things.