audacious

英 [ɔːˈdeɪʃəs]

美 [ɔːˈdeɪʃəs]

adj. 敢于冒险的; 大胆的

Collins.1 / BNC.19357 / COCA.16335

牛津词典

adj.

敢于冒险的；大胆的
willing to take risks or to do sth shocking
1. an audacious decision
  大胆的决定

ADJ-GRADED 敢于冒险的；大胆的
Someone who isaudacioustakes risks in order to achieve something.
1. ...an audacious plan to win the presidency.
  为当选总统而制订的大胆计划

Success in the Desert would have meant the destruction of Rommel's audacious force.
沙漠战事的得手，本来会意味着隆美尔的气焰嚣张的军队的毁灭。
You are extremely audacious to steal a purse in broad daylight!
光天化日下抢钱包，你真是胆大包天。
Good news now arrived from Tobruk, where the audacious and persistent enemy met their first definite rebuff.
这时，从托卜鲁克传来了好消息，大胆顽强的敌人初次遭到了明显的挫折。
It was audacious of him to tell me a downright lie.
他真有勇气，敢向我撒了个弥天大谎。
He stood unyielding and unafraid against the enemy. audacious explorers; fearless reporters and photographers; intrepid pioneers.
他面对敌人，英勇无畏。勇敢的探索者；无畏的记者和摄影师；无畏的先锋。
The title was audacious but it captured the western zeitgeist.
其书名相当大胆，但抓住了西方的时代精神。
Not even George&# 8201; W. Bush was this audacious.
即便是乔治•W•布什（GeorgeW.Bush）都没这么大胆。
CEO Larry Page urged them to be "audacious," especially in philanthropy.
谷歌CEO拉里•佩奇还力劝大家“大胆一点”，尤其是在慈善事业上。
Now that they were backed up, these fellows became audacious in the extreme.
一旦有人撑腰，这帮家伙就变得胆大包天。
Practice had hardened me, and I grew audacious to the last degree.
习惯使我的心硬化了，我胆大到极点了。