Atrevidos (en. Daring)

/atɾeˈβiðos/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Refers to people who dare to do things that others consider risky.

Teenagers are often daring when challenging rules.

Los adolescentes son a menudo atrevidos al desafiar las normas.

They have bold or daring behavior in social situations.

His daring comment surprised everyone at the meeting.

Su comentario atrevido sorprendió a todos en la reunión.

To act with bravery, often without thinking about the repercussions.

He decided to be daring and ask his boss for a raise.

Decidió ser atrevido y pedir un aumento a su jefe.

From the verb 'dare', which comes from the Latin 'adtrahere'.

to dare to

To have the audacity or courage to do something.

atreverse a

not to be so daring

To indicate that someone should be more reserved or careful.

no ser tan atrevido

daring in his comments

To describe someone who makes comments without fear of offending.

atrevido en sus comentarios

dare

To have the courage to do something risky.

atrever

daringness

The action of daring, showing boldness.

atrevimiento

boldness

Attitude of someone who acts with confidence and audacity.

osadía

To be daring in a good sense.

I like his way of being; he is very daring.

Me gusta su forma de ser, es muy atrevido.

Daring as a synonym for 'funny' or 'jokester'.

That kid is very daring; he always makes everyone laugh.

Ese chaval es muy atrevido, siempre hace reír a todos.