Definition of boldly in English:

boldly

adverb ˈbəʊldliˈboʊldli

1In a confident and courageous way; showing a willingness to take risks.
you will have our support as long as you fight boldly against corruption
we urge the educational community to act boldly
Example sentencesExamples
- With its frontal perspective, the monumental wave confronts the viewer dead-on, boldly asserting its pure, natural energy.
- In the postwar years, he built on the social promise of the health center and moved boldly into the field of housing.
- Many philosophers will boldly tell us that we have strayed well beyond the limits of meaningful discourse.
- He boldly broke all fetters that hindered his liberty in preaching and in teaching.
- The working class had seized the initiative in 1917 and had boldly conquered political power.
- Each year in the last week of February, he would muster his followers and boldly cross the 40 miles of open water that lies between Toronto and Niagara.
- In those and other works, he boldly challenged the music world's status quo, and his challenge has resonated through the ensuing decades.
- As science strode boldly into one arena of knowledge after another, it discredited claims to the infallibility of revelation.
- When they go boldly into the wilderness, they ought to carry in their backpacks Thoreau, London, and Tolstoy.
- A girl stands on a pink marble slab, her shoulders swung boldly back.
1. 1.1dated In a manner that is so confident as to be impudent or presumptuous.
  thieves who boldly robbed the wounded and helpless passengers
  Example sentencesExamples
  It was in 1980-something when that fine journalist boldly hijacked the corporate high-flyer's helicopter.
  He would probably be in wrath short of killing us if we so boldly intruded during the celebration.
  He boldly abused his position for the sake of illegal insider trading profits.
  A blond woman boldly took a picture of the runner-up in the bathroom.
  Chances are you're being boldly cheated out of your precious money.
2In a way that is characterized by having a strong, vivid, or clear appearance.
I grabbed a couple of boldly patterned fabric samples
Example sentencesExamples
- Each package carries a freshness guarantee with a boldly stamped expiration date.
- These images, however, with their human figures, faces, trees, and other forms boldly outlined in black, seem sturdier and less sentimental.
- He was best known for his boldly colored abstract canvases with jagged forms in sometimes dense compositions.
- She depicts her frail, bewildered-looking mother wrapped in a voluminous, boldly patterned bathrobe.
- His mother's body is obscured in a boldly printed dress over which she wears a nondescript jacket.
- They are up to 2 inches long and are boldly marked with yellow stripes on a black body.
- It is no shrinking violet, rather a boldly exotic bloom.
- The work's boldly graphic design centers on the wave's mounting energy.
- The black fins of the fish are boldly feathered, like thick strokes of Japanese calligraphy.
- Fur, fangs, and musculature are all boldly delineated.

Definition of boldly in US English:

boldly

adverbˈbōldlēˈboʊldli

1In a confident and courageous way; showing a willingness to take risks.
you will have our support as long as you fight boldly against corruption
we urge the educational community to act boldly
Example sentencesExamples
- The working class had seized the initiative in 1917 and had boldly conquered political power.
- He boldly broke all fetters that hindered his liberty in preaching and in teaching.
- As science strode boldly into one arena of knowledge after another, it discredited claims to the infallibility of revelation.
- Many philosophers will boldly tell us that we have strayed well beyond the limits of meaningful discourse.
- When they go boldly into the wilderness, they ought to carry in their backpacks Thoreau, London, and Tolstoy.
- In the postwar years, he built on the social promise of the health center and moved boldly into the field of housing.
- In those and other works, he boldly challenged the music world's status quo, and his challenge has resonated through the ensuing decades.
- With its frontal perspective, the monumental wave confronts the viewer dead-on, boldly asserting its pure, natural energy.
- Each year in the last week of February, he would muster his followers and boldly cross the 40 miles of open water that lies between Toronto and Niagara.
- A girl stands on a pink marble slab, her shoulders swung boldly back.
1. 1.1dated In a manner that is so confident as to be impudent or presumptuous.
  thieves who boldly robbed the wounded and helpless passengers
  Example sentencesExamples
  A blond woman boldly took a picture of the runner-up in the bathroom.
  Chances are you're being boldly cheated out of your precious money.
  He boldly abused his position for the sake of illegal insider trading profits.
  He would probably be in wrath short of killing us if we so boldly intruded during the celebration.
  It was in 1980-something when that fine journalist boldly hijacked the corporate high-flyer's helicopter.
2In a way that is characterized by having a strong, vivid, or clear appearance.
I grabbed a couple of boldly patterned fabric samples
Example sentencesExamples
- She depicts her frail, bewildered-looking mother wrapped in a voluminous, boldly patterned bathrobe.
- The work's boldly graphic design centers on the wave's mounting energy.
- Fur, fangs, and musculature are all boldly delineated.
- They are up to 2 inches long and are boldly marked with yellow stripes on a black body.
- These images, however, with their human figures, faces, trees, and other forms boldly outlined in black, seem sturdier and less sentimental.
- Each package carries a freshness guarantee with a boldly stamped expiration date.
- He was best known for his boldly colored abstract canvases with jagged forms in sometimes dense compositions.
- His mother's body is obscured in a boldly printed dress over which she wears a nondescript jacket.
- The black fins of the fish are boldly feathered, like thick strokes of Japanese calligraphy.
- It is no shrinking violet, rather a boldly exotic bloom.

单词	boldly
释义	Definition of boldly in English: boldly adverb ˈbəʊldliˈboʊldli 1In a confident and courageous way; showing a willingness to take risks. you will have our support as long as you fight boldly against corruption we urge the educational community to act boldly Example sentencesExamples With its frontal perspective, the monumental wave confronts the viewer dead-on, boldly asserting its pure, natural energy. In the postwar years, he built on the social promise of the health center and moved boldly into the field of housing. Many philosophers will boldly tell us that we have strayed well beyond the limits of meaningful discourse. He boldly broke all fetters that hindered his liberty in preaching and in teaching. The working class had seized the initiative in 1917 and had boldly conquered political power. Each year in the last week of February, he would muster his followers and boldly cross the 40 miles of open water that lies between Toronto and Niagara. In those and other works, he boldly challenged the music world's status quo, and his challenge has resonated through the ensuing decades. As science strode boldly into one arena of knowledge after another, it discredited claims to the infallibility of revelation. When they go boldly into the wilderness, they ought to carry in their backpacks Thoreau, London, and Tolstoy. A girl stands on a pink marble slab, her shoulders swung boldly back. 1.1dated In a manner that is so confident as to be impudent or presumptuous. thieves who boldly robbed the wounded and helpless passengers Example sentencesExamples It was in 1980-something when that fine journalist boldly hijacked the corporate high-flyer's helicopter. He would probably be in wrath short of killing us if we so boldly intruded during the celebration. He boldly abused his position for the sake of illegal insider trading profits. A blond woman boldly took a picture of the runner-up in the bathroom. Chances are you're being boldly cheated out of your precious money. 2In a way that is characterized by having a strong, vivid, or clear appearance. I grabbed a couple of boldly patterned fabric samples Example sentencesExamples Each package carries a freshness guarantee with a boldly stamped expiration date. These images, however, with their human figures, faces, trees, and other forms boldly outlined in black, seem sturdier and less sentimental. He was best known for his boldly colored abstract canvases with jagged forms in sometimes dense compositions. She depicts her frail, bewildered-looking mother wrapped in a voluminous, boldly patterned bathrobe. His mother's body is obscured in a boldly printed dress over which she wears a nondescript jacket. They are up to 2 inches long and are boldly marked with yellow stripes on a black body. It is no shrinking violet, rather a boldly exotic bloom. The work's boldly graphic design centers on the wave's mounting energy. The black fins of the fish are boldly feathered, like thick strokes of Japanese calligraphy. Fur, fangs, and musculature are all boldly delineated. Definition of boldly in US English: boldly adverbˈbōldlēˈboʊldli 1In a confident and courageous way; showing a willingness to take risks. you will have our support as long as you fight boldly against corruption we urge the educational community to act boldly Example sentencesExamples The working class had seized the initiative in 1917 and had boldly conquered political power. He boldly broke all fetters that hindered his liberty in preaching and in teaching. As science strode boldly into one arena of knowledge after another, it discredited claims to the infallibility of revelation. Many philosophers will boldly tell us that we have strayed well beyond the limits of meaningful discourse. When they go boldly into the wilderness, they ought to carry in their backpacks Thoreau, London, and Tolstoy. In the postwar years, he built on the social promise of the health center and moved boldly into the field of housing. In those and other works, he boldly challenged the music world's status quo, and his challenge has resonated through the ensuing decades. With its frontal perspective, the monumental wave confronts the viewer dead-on, boldly asserting its pure, natural energy. Each year in the last week of February, he would muster his followers and boldly cross the 40 miles of open water that lies between Toronto and Niagara. A girl stands on a pink marble slab, her shoulders swung boldly back. 1.1dated In a manner that is so confident as to be impudent or presumptuous. thieves who boldly robbed the wounded and helpless passengers Example sentencesExamples A blond woman boldly took a picture of the runner-up in the bathroom. Chances are you're being boldly cheated out of your precious money. He boldly abused his position for the sake of illegal insider trading profits. He would probably be in wrath short of killing us if we so boldly intruded during the celebration. It was in 1980-something when that fine journalist boldly hijacked the corporate high-flyer's helicopter. 2In a way that is characterized by having a strong, vivid, or clear appearance. I grabbed a couple of boldly patterned fabric samples Example sentencesExamples She depicts her frail, bewildered-looking mother wrapped in a voluminous, boldly patterned bathrobe. The work's boldly graphic design centers on the wave's mounting energy. Fur, fangs, and musculature are all boldly delineated. They are up to 2 inches long and are boldly marked with yellow stripes on a black body. These images, however, with their human figures, faces, trees, and other forms boldly outlined in black, seem sturdier and less sentimental. Each package carries a freshness guarantee with a boldly stamped expiration date. He was best known for his boldly colored abstract canvases with jagged forms in sometimes dense compositions. His mother's body is obscured in a boldly printed dress over which she wears a nondescript jacket. The black fins of the fish are boldly feathered, like thick strokes of Japanese calligraphy. It is no shrinking violet, rather a boldly exotic bloom.
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