| Definition of 'take heart' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) take heart, buck up
gain courage
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Sense: to become encouraged or more confident.
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 Afrikaans: moed skep |
 Arabic: يَتَشَجَّع |
 Bulgarian: насърчен съм |
 Brazilian: animar-se |
 Czech: sebrat odvahu |
 German: Mut fassen |
 Danish: fatte mod |
 Greek: εμψυχώνομαι |
 Spanish: animarse, cobraránimos |
 Estonian: südant koguma |
 Farsi: جرأت داشتن |
 Finnish: rohkaistua |
 French: (re)prendre courage |
 Hebrew: לְהִתעוֹדֵד |
 Hindi: हौसला पाना |
 Croatian: opet se ohrabriti (razves |
 Hungarian: nekibátorodik |
 Indonesian: lebih yakin |
 Icelandic: öðlast kjark |
 Italian: farsi coraggio |
 Japanese: 元気を出す |
 Korean: 용기를 내다 |
 Lithuanian: įgauti drąsos/ryžto |
 Latvian: saņemt drosmi |
 Malay: jangan putus asa |
 Dutch: moed vatten |
 Norwegian: fatte mot |
 Polish: nabrać otuchy |
 Persian: جرأت داشتن |
 Pashto: همت لرل |
 Portuguese: animar-se |
 Romanian: a prinde curaj |
 Russian: не падать духом |
 Slovak: spamätať sa |
 Slovenian: zbrati pogum |
 Serbian: ohrabriti |
 Swedish: fatta (repa) mod |
 Thai: กล้า |
 Turkish: cesaretlenmek, cesaret bu |
 Taiwanese: 鼓起勇氣或信心 |
 Ukrainian: відчути піднесення |
 Urdu: حوصلہ رکھنا |
 Vietnamese: lấy can đảm |
 Chinese: 鼓起勇气 |
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