🇬🇧 Bold meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Bold means you are not shy at all and you say or do things very confidently, even when other people might think it is too much or a little rude. A bold person might speak very loudly, ask embarrassing questions, or do wild things without being scared, even when others think they should be more polite or quiet.

My bold brother asked our teacher, “Do you have a secret evil twin, or do you just look like that every Monday?”

My bold friend told the coach, “Running is not my thing; I prefer dramatic walking.”

My bold little brother asked the lunch lady, “Is this soup or a science project?”

A bold pigeon walked right through our picnic and took a french fry like it owned the park.

My bold cousin asked the magician, “So how many times have your tricks totally failed?”

A bold man rose in a crowded cafe, bold but calm. He tapped the singer, gave a bold note and said, "Lower your music—my mother needs quiet." People gasped at the bold move; others scowled. The singer stopped, smiled, and the bold man helped the mother. Quiet returned; relief washed over him.

This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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