🇬🇧 Bold meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Bold means being brave and not easily scared, even when something seems a little dangerous or tricky. A bold person is willing to try new things, stand up and speak when others are quiet, or protect someone who needs help, even if they feel a bit nervous inside. Being bold doesn’t mean you never feel fear; it means you still try your best instead of running away from every scary or hard thing.

The bold toddler told the babysitter, “You can’t scare me; I live with my parents.”

Feeling bold, I tried my dad’s extra-spicy salsa and instantly learned how dragons feel when they breathe fire.

The bold baby grabbed the lemon, took a huge bite, and then glared at it like, “Is that all you’ve got?”

The bold pigeon walked up to my fries, took one, and left without even saying “coo.”

I felt very bold when I raised my hand to say the teacher’s math problem was wrong—and it actually was.

A small girl is bold. A small dog is bold. A cat is on a log in a river at night. The cat is scared. The girl is very bold. She walks on the log. The dog is bold and helps. The cat jumps to land. Now the cat is bold. They all smile.

This word is at the A2 level, which means it’s useful for simple, everyday situations. You might use it when shopping, traveling, or talking about your hobbies. Words at this level help you build confidence in practical, routine conversations.

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