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bold

释义

bold

adjective

UK /bəʊld/

Word Forms

adjective	bold
comparative	bolder
superlative	boldest

1
involving a risk
a bold move/step:
In a bold move to try and cut pollution, the city council has banned private cars.
a bold statement/assertion:
They issued a bold statement calling for an immediate end to nuclear testing.
Synonyms and related words
Involving a risk or risks
risky
bold
unsound
1. 1a
  confident and not afraid of people
  I was feeling bold, so I went and asked him for more money.
  One bird was bold enough to come and peck crumbs from the table.
  Synonyms and related words
  Brave and willing to take risks
  brave
  bold
  heroic
  Synonyms and related words
  Confident and proud
  confident
  proud
  easy
2
very bright, clear, or strong in colour and therefore easy to notice
a shirt with bold blue and yellow stripes
Babies like bold colours.
Synonyms and related words
General words used to describe colours
ablaze
a riot of something
bleached
1. 2a
  using clear strong letters or lines
  Her name was written on the envelope in bold black lettering.
  Synonyms and related words
  Printing and fonts and print layout
  bold
  bold
  CamelCase
2. 2b
  formalprinted using darker or thicker letters than other printed letters
  in bold type (=printing using bold type):
  The most important items are listed in bold type.
  Synonyms and related words
  Printing and fonts and print layout
  bold
  bold
  CamelCase

phrases

(as) bold as brass

be/make so bold as to do something

bold

adjective

US /boʊld/

Word Forms

adjective	bold
comparative	bolder
superlative	boldest

1
confident and not afraid of people
I was feeling bold, so I went ahead and asked him for more money.
One bird was bold enough to come and peck crumbs from the table.
Synonyms and related words
Brave and willing to take risks
brave
bold
heroic
Synonyms and related words
Confident and proud
confident
proud
dignified
1. 1a
  involving a risk
  a bold move/step:
  In a bold move to try to cut pollution, the city council has banned open fires.
  a bold statement/assertion:
  They issued a bold statement calling for an immediate end to nuclear testing.
  Synonyms and related words
  Involving a risk or risks
  risky
  bold
  unsound
2
very bright, clear, or strong in color and therefore easy to notice
a shirt with bold blue and yellow stripes
Babies like bold colors.
Synonyms and related words
General words used to describe colors
ablaze
a riot of something
bleached
1. 2a
  using clear strong letters or lines
  Her name was written on the envelope in bold black letters.
  Synonyms and related words
  Printing and fonts and print layout
  bold
  bold
  CamelCase
2. 2b
  formalprinted using darker or thicker letters than other printed letters
  in bold type (=printing using bold type):
  The most important items are listed in bold type.
  Synonyms and related words
  Printing and fonts and print layout
  bold
  bold
  CamelCase

phrases

be so bold as to do something

if I might be so bold

bold

noun uncountable

UK /bəʊld/

or boldface

UK /ˈbəʊldfeɪs/

1
a way of printing letters that makes them thicker and darker than usual
You could use bold to make the information stand out a little more.
in bold:
Try putting the title in bold.
Synonyms and related words
Printing and fonts and print layout
bold
bold
CamelCase

bold

noun uncountable

US /boʊld/

or boldface

US /ˈboʊldfeɪs/

1
a way of printing letters that makes them thicker and darker than usual
You could use bold to make the information stand out a little more.
in bold:
Try putting the title in bold.
Synonyms and related words
Printing and fonts and print layout
bold
bold
CamelCase

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