bold
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /boʊld/ · UK /bəʊld/
bold means: Brave and willing to do things that involve danger or risk.
adjective
BRAVEB2
Brave and willing to do things that involve danger or risk.
- That was a bold decision.
- He made a bold attempt to rescue the dog.
- Are you bold enough to start your own business?
THICK LETTERSB1
Printed or displayed with thicker, darker lines than ordinary letters.
- Write your name in bold letters.
- The headings are bold.
- Use a bold font for the title.
verb
THICKEN TEXTB2
To make written letters thicker and darker so they stand out.
- Please bold the title.
- She bolded the important dates.
- Should I bold every heading?
Questions about bold
What does bold mean?
Brave and willing to do things that involve danger or risk.
What is bold in other languages?
Türkçe: cesur · Español: audaz · Français: audacieux · Deutsch: kühn · Italiano: audace · 日本語: 大胆な
How do you pronounce bold?
In American English /boʊld/; in British English /bəʊld/.
How do you use bold in a sentence?
That was a bold decision. He made a bold attempt to rescue the dog.
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