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    Atrevían (en. They dared)

    /a.tre.ˈβi.an/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To oppose something or to challenge a situation.
    They dared to question authority.
    Se atrevían a cuestionar la autoridad.
    To have the courage to do something that could be risky.
    They never dared to swim in deep waters.
    Nunca se atrevían a nadar en aguas profundas.
    To take the initiative in an unexpected situation.
    They dared to propose innovative ideas in the meetings.
    Ellos se atrevían a proponer ideas innovadoras en las reuniones.

    Etymology

    From the verb atreverse, which comes from the Latin 'adtrepidare'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Dare to say
    To have the courage to express something.
    Atrever a decir
    Dare to dream
    To have the bravery to pursue one's dreams.
    Atrever a soñar
    Dare to change
    To be willing to accept new situations or transformations.
    Atreverse al cambio

    Related Words

    dare
    Verb that means to take risks or do something unusual.
    atreverse
    daring
    Noun that refers to the act of daring or boldness.
    atrevimiento
    bold
    Adjective that describes someone who has courage or initiative.
    audaz

    Slang Meanings

    To take a risk boldly.
    He dared with that risky bet.
    Se atrevió con esa apuesta arriesgada.
    To start something without fear of the consequences.
    She dared to start her own business.
    Ella se atrevió a emprender su propio negocio.