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1 daring
1. adjectivekühn; waghalsig [Kunststück, Tat]2. noun, no pl.Kühnheit, die* * *adjective (bold; courageous: He was a daring pilot; a daring attempt to rescue the climber.) wagemutig* * *dar·ing[ˈdeərɪŋ, AM ˈder-]I. adj\daring rescue operation riskante [o waghalsige] Rettungsaktion▪ it is \daring to do sth es ist kühn, etw zu tunto show \daring Mut beweisen [o zeigen]* * *['dɛərɪŋ]1. adjat least she was daring enough to attempt it — sie hat sich wenigstens getraut, es zu versuchen
a daring low-cut dress — ein Kleid mit gewagtem Ausschnitt
2. nWagemut m, Kühnheit f (geh); (of statement) Gewagtheit f* * *daring [ˈdeərıŋ]A adj (adv daringly)1. wagemutig, tapfer, kühn2. gewagt, verwegen (beide auch fig):a daring film ein gewagter Film;a daring neckline ein gewagtes Dekolleté3. unverschämt, dreistB s (Wage)Mut m, Kühnheit f* * *1. adjectivekühn; waghalsig [Kunststück, Tat]2. noun, no pl.Kühnheit, die* * *adj.wagemutig adj.wagend adj.
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