make bold

• Veralteter Ausdruck, der bedeutet, sich zu erkühnen, Mut zu fassen oder sich etwas zu erlauben; wird oft in formellem oder literarischem Kontext verwendet.

An archaic expression meaning to dare, take the courage, or presume to do something, often used in formal or literary contexts.

1. Take the libertyC1formalbritish

   To dare or presume to do something, often in a formal or polite context.

   Sich erdreisten

   • I made bold to ask the director for a private meeting.
   • She made bold to suggest a change in the company policy.
   • He made bold to interrupt the speaker with a question.