گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'hero'

1 عمومی:: گرد

2 عمومی:: دلاور

3 عمومی:: پهلوان‌ داستان‌

4 عمومی:: قهرمان‌

1 general::   noun ADJ. big, great He was one of the great football heroes of his day. | real | all-time Einstein is the all-time hero of many scientists. | unsung She was an unsung hero of the British film industry. | reluctant, unlikely | brave, gallant The song remembers the brave heroes who died for their country. | romantic, tragic Being short and overweight, he was an unlikely romantic hero. | square-jawed, swashbuckling Tired of playing the square-jawed hero, he sought out more challenging roles. | all-conquering, conquering In his war stories he portrayed himself as the all-conquering hero. He returned home from the tournament a conquering hero. | fallen a fallen hero trying to regain his position | cult James Dean was a cult hero of the fifties. | folk, local, national, popular | fictional, legendary, mythical | eponymous Don Quixote, the eponymous hero of the novel by Cervantes | boyhood, childhood Bugs Bunny was one of my childhood heroes. | proletarian, working-class | military | celluloid | musical In this album she pays tribute to her musical heroes. | film, football, guitar, sporting, war Jimi Hendrix was her guitar hero. VERB + HERO be hailed (as) He was hailed as a hero after the rescue. | become, make sb into, turn sb into The fight to save the forest turned him into a local hero. | die He died a national hero. PREP. ~ to He was a hero to all his schoolmates. PHRASES be no hero John was no hero?he stood back as his friends approached the two armed border guards. | give sb/receive a hero's welcome, hero of the hour Everyone played brilliantly, but Jones was the hero of the hour. | (die) a hero's death

2 general:: hero ADJECTIVES/NOUN + hero a real/true hero • The real heroes were the guys who fought in the front lines. a great hero • He finally got to meet his great hero, the Brazilian footballer, Pele. a national hero • They regard Aung San as a national hero and martyr. a local hero • Richards was a local hero, a star of the football club. a popular hero (= someone whom many people admire ) • Ross was an arctic explorer and popular hero. a cult hero (= someone who a particular group of people admire ) • He became a cult hero among surfers. a war hero (= a soldier who was very brave in a war ) • Coming home, he was hailed as a war hero. an unsung hero (= someone whose bravery or effort is not noticed or recognized ) • These volunteers are the unsung heroes of the campaign. an unlikely hero (= someone who you did not expect to be brave or did not expect to admire ) • Baxter was the unlikely hero of the game. a sporting hero (= someone who people admire in a sport ) • Tiger Woods was his sporting hero. a folk hero (= an ordinary person who does something brave and becomes a hero in a particular place ) • Cesar Chavez has folk hero status in the Latino community. an accidental hero (= someone who becomes a hero by chance ) • He became an accidental hero after discovering the injured child while out walking. a conquering hero (= someone who has defeated someone else ) • Team members were greeted like conquering heroes on their return. sb’s boyhood/childhood hero (= someone who was your hero when you were a boy/child ) • McEnroe had been one of his boyhood heroes. verbs become a hero • He became a national hero for his part in the war. be hailed (as) a hero (= people say you are a hero ) • He was hailed a hero after saving the young girl’s life. phrases get/be given a hero’s welcome (= be treated as a hero when you arrive somewhere ) • The team were given a hero’s welcome when they returned to the city.

3 general:: noun male champion: He was the hero of the battle.