B1adjectiveartswork
US/boʊld/
UK/bəʊld/
brave and confident, not afraid of risks; also strong and easy to notice, like bright colours
In context
It was a bold decision to quit her job and open a bakery.
The designer used bold colours like red and orange for the poster.
Please write the main points in bold so readers notice them.
Words that go with bold
adjective + noun
- bold decisionMoving abroad at fifty was a bold decision.
- bold moveCutting prices was a bold move by the new manager.
- bold coloursThe living room is decorated in bold colours.
- bold planThe mayor announced a bold plan to plant a million trees.
- bold claimThe company made the bold claim that its battery lasts a week.
- bold typeKey words in the textbook are printed in bold type.