audacious

英 [ɔːˈdeɪʃəs]

美 [ɔːˈdeɪʃəs]

adj. 敢于冒险的; 大胆的

Collins.1 / BNC.19357 / COCA.16335

牛津词典

adj.

敢于冒险的；大胆的
willing to take risks or to do sth shocking
1. an audacious decision
  大胆的决定

ADJ-GRADED 敢于冒险的；大胆的
Someone who isaudacioustakes risks in order to achieve something.
1. ...an audacious plan to win the presidency.
  为当选总统而制订的大胆计划

It was audacious of him to tell me a downright lie.
他真有勇气，敢向我撒了个弥天大谎。
You are extremely audacious to steal a purse in broad daylight!
光天化日下抢钱包，你真是胆大包天。
To execute so audacious a move would require a level of statesmanship now lacking in both countries.
要执行一场如此大胆的行动，必须具备相应的政治才能，然而这是目前两个国家都缺乏的。
Piquant but not audacious, the free living attitude is concealed behind by the unbending and insouciance.
有点调皮却不张扬，看似漫不经心的随意背后，隐藏着自由的生活态度。
There is certainly a lot riding on this audacious experiment.
这项大胆尝试无疑承载了该公司的许多构想。
A pyramiding of mistakes and bad luck on our side gave Roosevelt success in his audacious military move.
由于我们方面一错再错，加上运气不好，才使罗斯福在这次大胆的军事行动中得以成功。
Its audacious bid for equinox has just started.
而五矿对equinox的大胆收购才刚刚开始。
Now that they were backed up, these fellows became audacious in the extreme.
一旦有人撑腰，这帮家伙就变得胆大包天。
The title was audacious but it captured the western zeitgeist.
其书名相当大胆，但抓住了西方的时代精神。
You may be called upon to take audacious decisions.
可能会要求你作出大胆的决定。