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1. • • bold adjective / boʊld/ brave or confident audaz [ masculine-feminine ] a bold decision/statement una decisión/declaración audaz bright and strong in color llamativo/va [ masculine-feminine ] intenso/sa [ masculine-feminine ]
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   Should we be bold in our decisions?

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   Why should we adopt an open and bold approach?

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   BOLD translate: atrevido, llamativo, pronunciado, audaz [masculine-feminine], llamativo/va [masculine-feminine…. Learn more in the Cambridge English-Spanish Dictionary.

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     BOLD translations: atrevido, llamativo, pronunciado, audaz...

   • Boldfaced

     BOLDFACED translate: descarado. Learn more in the Cambridge...

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   • Boiling Point

     boiling point translate: punto de ebullición, punto de...

   • Bold: German Translation

     BOLD translate: kühn, deutlich, ins Auge fallend. Learn more...

   • Bold: Korean Translation

     BOLD translate: 대담한, 용감한. Learn more in the Cambridge...

   • Bold: Italian Translation

     BOLD translate: netto, deciso, vistoso, baldo, audace,...

   • Bold: French Translation

     BOLD translate: audacieux/-euse, gras/grasse, hardi,...

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   bold. [(British) bəʊld , (US) boʊld ] adjective Word forms: comparative bolder [British ], superlative boldest [British ] 1. (= brave) [person, attempt, plan] atrevido ⧫ audaz. 2. (= forward) [child, remark] atrevido ⧫ descarado. if I may be or make so bold (formal) si me permite el atrevimiento (formal)

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   bold adj. (audacious, impudent) atrevido/a adj. The bold child loudly contradicted the teacher. Ese chico atrevido contradijo a su maestro a viva voz. bold adj. (typography: thick) (tipografía) negrita adj. The bold type called attention to the words.

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   buzz word n. (trendy term) palabra de moda loc nom f. expresión en boga loc nom f. The paper's headlines are full of buzzwords but contain almost no real content at all. by word of mouth adv. (from what others say) por el boca a boca, boca a boca loc adv.