They had audacious ideas and are dauntless to make a change.

他们有大胆的想法，不艰险地做出改变。

The dauntless pilot flew through the rough storms.

那个勇敢的飞行员飞越了狂风暴雨。

These dauntless hunters aren't so fussy about their food.

这些的猎手对食物并不挑三拣四。

So thank you for your sacrifices, your powerful voices and your dauntless spirits.

所以感谢你们作出的奉献，发出的坚定声音和拥有的勇敢精神。

She answered him firm and dauntless.

她坚定而地回答他。

You order your men to row to the Dauntless.

你命令你的手下潜水登上号。

He considered that by a combination of foresight and dauntless efficiency he had raised himself to his current magnificence.

他认为，凭借远见和的效率， 他已经将自己提升到了现在的辉煌。

You and your mates return to the Dauntless and blast the bejesus out of them with your little cannons. Right?

你和你的人回号开炮轰他们，好吗？

His imperial dreams unchastened, the dauntless Putiatin soon recommenced his negotiations and signed the Russo-Japanese Treaty of Shimoda, in February 1855.

的普蒂亚廷没有受到惩罚，他的帝国梦想很快就重新开始了他的谈判，并于 1855 2 签署了《日俄条约》下田条约。

Not for them were the histrionics of feverish, awe-struck tourists or the showy masculinity of dauntless explorers found in Western European travel accounts.

对他们来说，不是那些狂热、敬的游客的表演，也不是西欧旅行记录中险家的华丽男子气概。

" Who organised the standing ovation? " asked ever-paranoid Josef Stalin after an audience in Moscow rose in appreciation of Anna Akhmatova, a dauntless poet.

在莫斯科，一群观众起立赞扬诗人安娜·阿赫玛托娃后，一向疑神疑鬼的约瑟夫·斯大林问道：“是谁组织大家起立鼓掌的？”

As he was dying, Ragnar sang his death-song: Battles fifty and one fought I. Fearless, dauntless, countless foes I have slain; My sword shone red with their blood And the dragon feared my spear-point.

临死前，拉格纳唱起了他的死歌：五十战一战，我所惧， 所惧，我杀死了数敌人；我的剑因他们的鲜血而闪闪发红而巨龙惧怕我的矛尖。

I saw him, the sea gray under the mistral and foam-flecked, watching the vanishing coast of France, which he was destined never to see again; and I thought there was something gallant in his bearing and dauntless in his soul.

大海在凛冽的北风中一片灰蒙蒙，白沫四溅，他迷茫地盯视着逐渐消失、再也法重见的法国海岸。我想他的这一行为含有某种豪迈的精神，他的灵魂里具有大的勇气。