CEFR B2

Lionheart

noun

Meaning

A person with a lionheart is extremely brave and courageous, showing no fear in the face of danger or adversity.

Examples

The firefighters who rushed into the burning building to rescue the family were true lionhearts.
The lionheart of the team captain inspired his teammates to play with renewed energy and determination.

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Lionheart (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈlaɪən.hɑːrt/

Definition

A person with a lionheart is extremely brave and courageous, showing no fear in the face of danger or adversity.

Examples

The firefighters who rushed into the burning building to rescue the family were true lionhearts.
The lionheart of the team captain inspired his teammates to play with renewed energy and determination.

How to Use Lionheart

have a lionheart (idiom): to be brave and courageous — "She has a lionheart and is always willing to take risks."
show lionheart (verb phrase): to demonstrate bravery and courage — "The firefighters showed lionheart when they rushed into the burning building."

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