をえる【どきょうをすえる】

    expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.); Ichidan verb
  1. to muster one's courage; to resolve oneself; to ready oneself for what is to comeobscure termsee also
Forms
  • をえる【どきょうをすえる】
  • どきょうをすえる
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. to muster one's courage
    2. This phrase is used when someone prepares themselves mentally to face a difficult or challenging situation.
    He mustered his courage to take on the new job.
    She had to muster her courage before taking an important exam.
  2. to resolve oneself
    3. This meaning reflects the act of making a firm decision to face a situation bravely.
    She resolved herself to make the difficult decision.
    He resolved himself to tackle the challenging project.
  3. to ready oneself for what is to come
    4. This interpretation emphasizes the preparation and mental readiness needed before an impending event or situation.
    He readied himself for what was to come before the match started.
    She was readying herself for what was to come before the important presentation.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to muster one's courageto have courageto test one's courageto make up one's mind; to resolve oneselfto have guts; to be bravethe courage of youththe courage to overcome difficultiesto build up courageone's courage is put to the testthe courage to make a big decision
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