gutsy

• Usado no inglês americano para descrever uma pessoa corajosa, determinada e disposta a correr riscos.

Used in American English to describe someone who is brave, determined, and willing to take risks.

1. Courageous and determinedB2informal

   Showing bravery, determination, and a willingness to take risks, especially in difficult situations.

   Corajoso e determinado

   • It was a gutsy move to quit his job and start his own company.
   • The reporter made a gutsy decision to investigate the corruption story.
   • Her gutsy performance in the final match won her the championship.

   Sinônimosaudaciousboldbravecourageousdaringdeterminedfearlessfeistyintrepidmettlesomepluckyresolutespiritedvaliant

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2. Robust and uninhibitedC1informalamerican

   Characterized by a bold, spirited, and unreserved manner.

   Ousado e desinibido

   • He gave a gutsy, no-holds-barred speech at the rally.
   • The film is a gutsy, unflinching look at urban life.
   • Her gutsy sense of humor always keeps the party lively.

   Sinônimosaudaciousboldbravecourageousdaringfeistymettlesomepluckyspiritedspunky

   Antônimoscowardlyfearfulshrinkingspinelesstimid