bold
bold
boʊld
bowld
British pronunciation
/bˈə‍ʊld/

Définition et signification de « bold » en anglais

01

courageux, audacieux

(of a person) brave and confident, with the ability to take risks
bold definition and meaning
example
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As a bold leader, he fearlessly confronts difficult decisions and challenges head-on.
En tant que leader audacieux, il affronte sans crainte les décisions difficiles et les défis de front.
02

audacieux, courageux

(of a manner) showing confidence and willingness to take risks, often without fear or hesitation
example
Exemples
He spoke in a bold tone, unafraid of the opposition.
Il a parlé d'un ton audacieux, sans craindre l'opposition.
03

(of terrain or structures) steep or having a prominent, nearly vertical face

example
Exemples
Hikers admired the bold escarpment.
04

audacieux, vif

causing strong visual impact through clarity, vividness, or intensity
example
Exemples
She wore a scarf with bold stripes in bright colors.
Elle portait une écharpe avec des rayures audacieuses aux couleurs vives.
05

audacieux, prononcé

(of a flavor) dominant but not necessarily harsh
example
Exemples
He prefers bold, spicy curries that overwhelm the palate.
Il préfère les currys audacieux et épicés qui submergent le palais.
Bold
01

a font style characterized by thick, heavy lines for emphasis or visibility

example
Exemples
She used bold for key terms in her report.
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