Atrevo (en. I dare)

/aˈtɾeβo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

English: The act of daring to do something or facing a situation.

English: His daring allowed him to speak in public without fear.

Su atrevo le permitió hablar en público sin miedo.

English: Courage or determination to act in difficult situations.

English: The daring of young people is admirable.

El atrevo de los jóvenes es admirable.

verb

English: To take the initiative to do something dangerous or uncomfortable.

English: He dared to jump from the cliff.

Se atrevió a saltar desde el acantilado.

English: To challenge or risk oneself in a situation.

English: I would never dare to do that.

Nunca me atrevería a hacer eso.

English: From the Latin 'atrevĕre', which means 'to dare or challenge'.

English: Dare the soul

English: To make a risky decision that involves the spirit.

Atrever el alma

English: Dare to dream

English: To have the courage to pursue one's dreams.

Atreverse a soñar

English: I do not dare

English: I do not have enough courage to do something.

No me atrevo

English: to dare

English: To take risks or dare.

atreverse

English: daring

English: The act of daring or excessive boldness.

atrevimiento

English: bold

English: One who acts with bravery or decisiveness.

audaz

English: To act boldly in a colloquial situation.

English: That kid has a lot of daring to talk to the girl.

Ese chaval tiene mucho atrevo para hablarle a la chica.

English: To take risks without thinking of the consequences.

English: His daring cost him dearly in that bet.

Su atrevo le costó caro en esa apuesta.