audacious in Chinese
audacious in Chinese is 鲁莽的 — audacious means bold and daring, often to the point of taking real risks.
audacious in Chinese
鲁莽的
Pronounced: lǔ mǎng de
Showing willingness to take bold risks; recklessly daring.
What does "audacious" mean?
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adj Bold and daring, often to the point of taking real risks.
"It was an audacious plan to rob the bank in broad daylight."
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adj Rude or disrespectfully bold; showing a shocking lack of manners.
"It was audacious of him to demand a raise on his first day."
audacious in a sentence
- It was an audacious plan to rob the bank in broad daylight.
- The startup made an audacious bid to take on the industry giant.
- It was audacious of him to demand a raise on his first day.
Common Chinese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "audacious" in Chinese?
"audacious" in Chinese is 鲁莽的. audacious means: Bold and daring, often to the point of taking real risks.
How do you pronounce 鲁莽的?
"audacious" in Chinese is 鲁莽的, pronounced "lǔ mǎng de".
How do you use "audacious" in a sentence?
Example: "It was an audacious plan to rob the bank in broad daylight." In Chinese, "audacious" is 鲁莽的.
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