bold move
boʊld muːv
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Definition of bold move - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
courageous actionaction showing courage or bravery
  • Her decision to speak out was a bold move.
2.
riskrisky action that could have significant consequences
  • Investing all his savings was a bold move.
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Expressions with bold

bold as brassadj.
extremely confident and shameless in behavior
She walked in bold as brass and demanded a raise.
fortune favors the boldexp.
bravery leads to success
He decided to propose, thinking that fortune favors the bold.
fortune favours the boldexp.
success comes to those who take risks
He started his own business because fortune favours the bold.
in bold strokesadv.
done in a confident, dramatic, or clear way
She described her plans in bold strokes.
in bold reliefadj.
very noticeable or clearly defined against something else
The mountains were in bold relief against the sunset.
bold movien.
film that stands out for its uniqueness
Critics praised the bold movie for its innovative storytelling.

Expressions with move

move itexp.
change the position of something
Can you move it to the other side of the room?
move aroundv.
change position or location frequently
She likes to move around the office throughout the day..
move inv.
start living in a new home or place
They decided to move in last weekend.
move intov.
enter a new place to live or work
They will move into their new apartment next week.
move upv.
adjust position to allow others space
Please move up so others can sit.
on the moveadj.
changing location or position actively
The troops are on the move to the border.
make the first movev.
take the first step in a process
He made the first move in negotiating the deal.
move aboutv.
move around without a specific destination
She likes to move about the city on weekends.
move alongv.
continue without being distracted or stopping
The crowd was told to move along.
move into linev.
stand or position oneself in a straight row with others
The students move into line before entering the classroom.

Terms related to bold move

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actionboldnessbraverycouragefearlessnessgutsheroisminitiativeenterprisegamblehazardleap

Terms with bold move included in their meaning

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leap into the voidv.
adventure
make a sudden, bold move into the unknown
go largev.
risk
take a risk or make a bold move
Nixon in Chinan.
history
bold move that changes history

Examples of bold move in a sentence

  • It was a bold move to climb the mountain alone.
  • Launching the new product was a bold move.
  • Quitting his job without a backup plan was a bold move.

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  1. French:action courageuse, pari audacieux, ...
  2. German:mutiger Schritt, gewagter Zug, ...
  3. Italian:azione coraggiosa, ...
  4. Spanish:movimiento audaz, ...
  5. Portuguese:ação corajosa, ação ousada, ...
  6. Chinese:勇敢的行动, 冒险的行动, ...
  7. Japanese:大胆な行動, リスクの高い行動, ...
  8. Arabic:خُطْوَة جَرِيئَة, تَصَرُّف جَرِيء, ...
  9. Hebrew:צַעַד נוֹעָז, מַהֲלָךְ נוֹעָז, ...
  10. Russian:отважный поступок, рискованный поступок, ...
  11. Ukrainian:відважний вчинок, ...
  12. Hindi:साहसी कदम, साहसिक कदम, ...

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