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Перевод: audacious

[прилагательное]
смелый; дерзкий; дерзновенный; наглый

Тезаурус:

1. Her measures are simpler than Clare's and she appears not to think of anything more audacious than writing a few forms skilfully and with point.
2. Harris foiled him with a cross-court volley into the nick and Martin lost his lead by misdirecting an audacious winner.
3. Perhaps the most audacious thing about this exhibition is that the British Museum should have countenanced it at all.
4. The audacious ploy had worked.
5. Money-for-nothing adverts "getting more audacious"
6. Ultimately it was Nayim's audacious away goal that ruled, but only in the closing minutes had the Londoners enjoyed a moment's respite from the pumped-up Fourth Division team, who had Roy McDonough sent off for a reckless tackle near the end.
7. Novel, efficient and audacious, it was typical of Chapman's concern for his players' comfort.
8. Michael Ratcliffe in the Observer admired Crace's "fluent, witty and pyrotechnic ease", and Francis King in The Spectator his "audacious deployment of simile, metaphor and language".
9. In Tamil Nadu, the ruling party has done an audacious deal with a faction of the former regional force.
10. On 8 September, Churchill, hitherto a free trader, spoke in the Commons, expressing doubts about the wisdom of joining the National Government, and urging an early election fought on tariffs; "An audacious rollicking speech," commented Amery, "by no means pleasing to the Front Bench.'
11. Finally, the actor's gaze shifts across screen to fix imperiously on the audacious fluff.
12. The fact that it was such an audacious ambition fired the imagination.
13. So do the Gollancz wrappers of the 1930s and beyond with an audacious mixture of typefaces printed on glaring yellow paper.