intrepid

• adj.恐れを知らない；勇敢；勇気がある

in-、not、non、trepid、fearful。

intrepid

intrepid: [17] The -trepid of intrepid represents Latin trepidus ‘alarmed’ (source also of English trepidation [17]), which goes back to an Indo- European source in which the notion of ‘fear’ seems to be linked with or derived from that of ‘scurrying away’. Addition of the negative prefix in- produced intrepidus ‘undaunted’, which reached English partly via French intrépide.
=> trepidation

intrepid (adj.)

1620s (implied in intrepidness), from French intrépide (16c.) and directly from Latin intrepidus "unshaken, undaunted," from in- "not" (see in- (1)) + trepidus "alarmed" (see trepidation). Related: Intrepidly.

1. Some intrepid individuals were still prepared to make the journey.

この旅行を準備している臆病な人たちがいます。

2.His intrepid adversary prepared to close for the thirteenth time.

彼の勇敢な相手は第13ラウンドを戦う準備をしている。

3.At this moment the three intrepid travellers appeared.

この時、あの3人の勇敢な旅行家が現れた。

4.The " Intrepid "was used by Lowe for aerial surveillance during the Civil War.

内戦の間、ロは「恐れることのない者」号気球を空中監視に使用したことがある。

5.The commander and his officers took an affectionate farewell of their intrepid friends.

艦長と将校たちが彼らを熱烈に抱擁する勇敢な友人たち。