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Definition of daredevil - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
risk takerperson who takes reckless risks for excitement
- That daredevil jumped off the bridge for fun.
Adjective
1.
adventurousenjoying physically dangerous activities
- She has a daredevil attitude towards extreme sports.
2.
behaviorDated presumptuously daring or audaciousDated
- His daredevil approach to negotiations surprised everyone.
Origin of daredevil
English, dare (challenge) + devil (evil spirit)
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Examples of daredevil in a sentence
Every daredevil in town signed up for the race. His daredevil nature led him to skydiving. They embarked on a daredevil journey through the mountains. Her daredevil stunts on the skateboard amazed the crowd. The pilot's daredevil maneuvers were breathtaking.
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- French:casse-cou, intrépide, ...
- German:Draufgänger, waghalsig, ...
- Italian:temerario, audace, ...
- Spanish:temerario, intrépido, ...
- Portuguese:aventureiro, ousado, ...
- Chinese:冒险家, 冒险的, ...
- Japanese:命知らず, 大胆な, ...
- Arabic:مُغامِر, جَسور, ...
- Hebrew:הַרְפַּתְקָן, נוֹעָז, ...
- Russian:смельчак, экстремальный, ...
- Ukrainian:відчайдух, авантюрний, ...
- Hindi:दुस्साहसी, निडर, ...
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