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    Atrevido (en. Bold)

    /a.treˈβi.ðo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    It is said of someone who is not afraid to act or speak boldly.
    The child was daring when he asked the teacher what everyone feared.
    El niño fue atrevido al preguntar al maestro lo que todos temían.
    That is bold or risky in their actions.
    He was daring to jump into the water without knowing how to swim.
    Fue atrevido al lanzarse al agua sin saber nadar.
    That challenges established social norms.
    His style of dressing is daring and original.
    Su estilo de vestir es atrevido y original.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'atrevĕre', which means 'to dare'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    daring as a child
    Refers to someone with a mischievous or cheeky attitude.
    atrevido como un niño
    to be daring
    To act with bravery or recklessness in a situation.
    ser atrevido
    to dare to
    To have the audacity to do something risky or challenging.
    atreverse a

    Related Words

    daringness
    The action of daring or bold behavior.
    atrevimiento
    to dare
    The act of having the courage to do something.
    atrever

    Slang Meanings

    Daring in the context of being uninhibited or provocative.
    His dancing at the party was so daring that everyone noticed.
    Su baile en la fiesta fue tan atrevido que todos lo notaron.
    In colloquial language, it refers to someone who makes risqué or suggestive comments.
    Don't be so daring, respect the boundaries.
    No seas tan atrevido, respeta los límites.