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/bəʊld/ /boʊld/

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noun

Vivienda, morada

A dwelling; habitation; building.

Examples :

"The old family bold was falling apart, so they decided to move into a new one. "

La antigua vivienda familiar se estaba cayendo a pedazos, así que decidieron mudarse a una nueva.

building architecture property place

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adjective

Valiente, audaz

Courageous, daring.

Examples :

"Bold deeds win admiration and, sometimes, medals."

Las acciones valientes ganan admiración y, a veces, medallas.

character attitude moral

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adjective

Audaz, llamativo

Visually striking; conspicuous.

Examples :

"The bright yellow shirt was very bold against the gray backdrop. "

La camisa amarilla brillante era muy llamativa contra el fondo gris.

appearance style

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adjective

Negrita

(of typefaces) Having thicker strokes than the ordinary form of the typeface.

Examples :

"The last word of this sentence is bold."

La última palabra de esta frase está en negrita.

type writing style

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adjective

Atrevido, osado

Presumptuous, forward or impudent.

Examples :

"The student was bold in his criticism of the teacher's methods, even though other students remained quiet. "

El estudiante fue osado en su crítica a los métodos del profesor, aunque los otros estudiantes permanecieron callados.

character attitude human moral

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adjective

Travieso, descarado

Naughty; insolent; badly-behaved.

Examples :

"All of her children are terribly bold and never do as they are told."

Todos sus hijos son terriblemente descarados y nunca hacen lo que se les dice.

character attitude moral

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adjective

Con cuerpo, robusto

Examples :

"The chef used bold, full-flavored spices in the stew. "

El chef usó especias con cuerpo y llenas de sabor en el estofado.

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adjective

Pornográfico, obsceno

Pornographic; depicting nudity.

Examples :

"The magazine article was considered bold because it contained many pictures of nude models. "

El artículo de la revista se consideró obsceno porque contenía muchas fotos de modelos desnudos.

sex style art media entertainment

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adjective

Empinado, abrupto

Steep or abrupt.

Examples :

"The climb up the hill was bold, with steep, abrupt steps. "

La subida a la colina era empinada, con escalones abruptos.

geography nature geology

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verb

Poner en negrita

To make (a font or some text) bold.

Examples :

"To emphasize the important date, the teacher bolded the assignment due date on the calendar. "

Para enfatizar la fecha importante, el profesor puso en negrita la fecha de entrega de la tarea en el calendario.

writing style communication technology computing

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verb

Atreverse, envalentonar

To make bold or daring.

Examples :

"To impress his classmates, the student boldly raised his hand to answer the difficult question. "

Para impresionar a sus compañeros de clase, el estudiante se atrevió a levantar la mano para responder a la difícil pregunta.

character attitude action

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verb

Envalentonarse, atreverse

To become bold.

Examples :

"After failing her first test, Sarah bolded up and asked the teacher for extra help. "

Después de suspender su primer examen, Sarah se envalentonó y le pidió ayuda adicional al profesor.

character attitude mind