moxie

noun

1. 人格力量（指勇气、精力和决心）
   courage, energy and determination

1. But at the time, I certainly had plenty of moxie.
   不过当时，我无疑勇气可佳。
2. Inside, all was just as it had always been, except there was more Coca Cola and not so much Moxie and root beer and birch beer and sarsaparilla.
   里面，一切都仍跟从前完全一样，只是多了些可口可乐，而没那么多莫克西汽水、根汁汽水、桦啤和沙斯汽水了。
3. You're admiring my moxie, aren't you.
   你佩服我的胆量，是吧？
4. A flood of federal money later funded the growth of many other companies in that mould, which paired intellectual talent with entrepreneurial moxie and a new, more open managerial style.
   后来，在海量联邦资金的资助下，又有许多这一类型的公司发展壮大。这类公司将聪明才智与创业胆识及一种新的、更开放的管理模式结合起来。
5. Darren Fletcher was satisfied with the pluck and moxie on show in United's battling draw at Stoke City.
   弗莱彻满意球队在对斯托克比赛中表现出来的战斗力。
6. With the territorial expansion of Tufan Regime to nowadays 'Sichuan and Yunnan regions, Moxie Tribe came in contact with it first because of the contiguous territory, but had no capacity to have continuous big wars with it.
   吐蕃势力扩张至今川滇地区后，磨些部落在西南各部落中与之先有接触，地域相连，但无力与之大规模持续战争。
7. In that sense, this distance today about two thousand years history of the background of the fine arts, is two thousand years ago the most intuitive image performance, and only the form with MoXie record at the time of the social phenomenon.
   从这个意义上来讲，这个距离今天大约二千年历史背景的艺术精品，是两千年以前最直观的形象表现，也是唯一用模写的形式记录下来的当时的社会现象。

noun

1. fortitude and determination
   1. he didn't have the guts to try it

   Synonym:    backbonegritgutssandgumption