audaz
“audaz” means “bold” in Spanish (describing a person or their actions).
bold, daring
Also: audacious, brave
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Ella es una exploradora audaz que no teme a nada.
A2She is a bold explorer who fears nothing.
El arquitecto presentó un diseño audaz para el nuevo museo.
B1The architect presented a daring design for the new museum.
Fue una maniobra audaz que cambió el resultado del partido.
C1It was an audacious maneuver that changed the outcome of the match.
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Words that translate to "audaz" in Spanish:
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Which of these is the correct plural form of 'audaz'?
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Comes from the Latin word 'audax', which means daring or courageous. It is related to the verb 'audere', which means 'to dare'.
First recorded: 13th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'audaz' a positive or negative word?
It is generally positive, suggesting someone is brave and innovative. However, like 'audacious' in English, it can sometimes imply someone is being a bit too risky or cheeky depending on the context.
Does the pronunciation change in different countries?
Yes! In Spain, you'll hear it ending with a 'th' sound. In Mexico, Colombia, and the rest of Latin America, it ends with a sharp 's' sound.
Can I use 'audaz' to describe a color or a dress?
Yes! Just like in English we say 'a bold color,' in Spanish you can say 'un color audaz' to describe something striking and daring.