derring-do
['deriŋ'du:]
n. 拼命勇气, 蛮勇,

1. Eventually Western intelligence agencies, relying on traditional derring-do, penetrated the heart of the Khan operation.
   西情依靠传统动，渗透汗操核。
2. Its heart— opinion in the much-vaunted“ Arab street”— may swell in pride at Hizbullah's derring-do and burn with anger over Israel's punishment of Lebanon.
   ——着辉“路”憧憬——真党蛮勇而欢欣鼓舞，黎巴嫩复而怒遏。
3. Take half the idea of the movie" The Dirty Dozen" and the other half the idea of half-a-dozen television shows, and you've got it: criminals guaranteed their freedom after the war provided that, during the war, they perform deeds of
   影《十恶》获感，又视剧里获感，：假设战期罪犯自己完任，战获自。

derring-do
[ noun ]
brave and heroic feats
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derring-do \derring-do\ n.
brave and heroic deeds.
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