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/bəʊld/
US
/boʊld/
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bold
noun
bolds
pl
UK
/bəʊld/
US
/boʊld/
gras
En typographie.
The title of the book was printed in bold to make it stand out.
Le titre du livre était imprimé en gras pour le faire ressortir.
Additional translations
audacieux
Sens nominal rare : personne qui fait preuve d’audace.
bold
verb
bolded
Past Simple
bolded
Past Participle
bolding
Gerund
UK
/bəʊld/
US
/boʊld/
Used chiefly in computing to mean 'to apply boldface formatting to text'.
mettre en gras
En traitement de texte et en typographie.
Highlight the title and bold it for emphasis.
Mettez le titre en évidence et mettez-le en gras pour insister.
bold
adjective
bolder
Comp.
boldest
Super.
UK
/bəʊld/
US
/boʊld/
gras
En typographie.
The headline was printed in bold letters to grab the reader's attention.
Le titre était imprimé en lettres grasses pour attirer l’attention du lecteur.
éclatant
Pour une couleur ou un aspect visuel vif et marqué.
The bold colors of the painting caught everyone's attention.
Les couleurs éclatantes du tableau ont attiré l’attention de tout le monde.
audacieux
Qui montre de l’audace, du courage.
Her bold decision to start her own business paid off.
Sa décision audacieuse de créer sa propre entreprise a porté ses fruits.
Additional translations
impudent
Pour une attitude ou des propos trop familiers ou insolents.
hardi
Plus littéraire ou soutenu.
Synonyms
spirited
gutsy
unflinching
valiant
intrepid
audacious
fearless
daring
courageous
brave
Antonyms
timid
meek
cowardly
Definitions
bold
noun
A typeface with thick, heavy lines, used for emphasis.
The title of the book was printed in bold to make it stand out.
A person who is daring or courageous.
He was known as a bold among his peers for his fearless actions.
bold
verb
To format (text) in boldface.
Highlight the title and bold it for emphasis.
bold
adjective
Showing a willingness to take risks; confident and courageous.
Her bold decision to start her own business paid off.
Having a strong, vivid, or clear appearance.
The bold colors of the painting caught everyone's attention.
(of a typeface) having thick, heavy lines.
The headline was printed in bold letters to grab the reader's attention.
Rude, impudent, or overly forward in manner or speech.
Don't be so bold as to interrupt your elders.
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