daring

UK
/ˈdeərɪŋ/
US
/ˈderɪŋ/
daringnoun
Translations
Her daring in the face of danger was admired by all her peers.
Son audace face au danger était admirée par tous ses pairs.
Definitions
The quality of being bold and willing to take risks.
Her daring in the face of danger was admired by all her peers.
daringadjective
more daring
Comp.
most daring
Super.
UK
/ˈdeərɪŋ/
US
/ˈderɪŋ/
Translations
Her daring attitude led her to explore the uncharted territories of the jungle.
Son attitude audacieuse l’a poussée à explorer les territoires inexplorés de la jungle.
audacieuxQui comporte un risque important.
The daring rescue operation was executed flawlessly by the team.
L’opération de sauvetage audacieuse a été exécutée sans faille par l’équipe.
audacieuxQui se distingue par son originalité ou son caractère novateur.
The artist's daring use of colors made the painting stand out in the gallery.
L’usage audacieux des couleurs par l’artiste a fait ressortir le tableau dans la galerie.
Definitions
Willing to take risks; bold and adventurous.
Her daring attitude led her to explore the uncharted territories of the jungle.
Involving a lot of risk or danger.
The daring rescue operation was executed flawlessly by the team.
Innovative or unconventional in style or approach.
The artist's daring use of colors made the painting stand out in the gallery.
dareverb

daring

ing-form

dared
Past Simple
dared
Past Participle
daring
ing-form
UK
/deə/
US
/der/
(semi-modal / non-modal)
Definitions
To have the courage to do something.
She dared to speak out against the unfair policy.
To challenge someone to do something that requires boldness or courage.
He dared his friend to jump off the high diving board.
darenoun
Definitions
A challenge to do something dangerous or foolhardy.
He accepted the dare to jump off the high diving board.
A provocative act or statement intended to elicit a response of courage or defiance.
Her dare to speak in front of the entire school was met with applause.