make bold
英 [meɪk bəʊld]
美 [meɪk boʊld]
冒昧，胆敢；随便使用；敢于
英英释义
verb
双语例句
- Investors are content to accept balance sheets for what they are, and are not willing to make bold assumptions about unabated growth, said Mr Cummings.
卡明斯表示：投资者乐于接受大小合适的资产负债表，不愿大胆假设增速将保持不变。 - I make bold to give you a piece of advice.
我不揣冒昧，贡献您一点意见。 - Do you think I am going to peril my reputation for you? May I make bold to ask your name, sir?
你以为我会为你拿我的名誉冒险？先生，我冒昧地问一下你叫什么名字？ - It arises, says Raynor, because to succeed companies have to make bold strategic commitments to the future to markets, products and developing distinctive capabilities.
雷纳表示，“战略悖论”出现的原因在于，企业要获得成功，就不得不对未来（市场、产品和发展独特能力）做出大胆的战略承诺。 - We will encourage all localities to make bold explorations concerning hospital management systems, the mechanism for setting prices for medical services and oversight mechanisms.
鼓励各地在医院管理体制、医疗服务价格形成机制和监管机制等方面大胆探索。 - I make bold to give you my opinion. I will venture to say that she cannot gain by the acquaintance.
不揣冒昧贡献您一点意见。我敢不揣冒昧地说，她是不会从这种交往上有所收获的。 - May I make so bold as to say how much I admire your singing?
我能冒昧地说我是多么喜欢你的歌吗？ - As the trend of development, legislation on the PLR is imperative. We should make bold attempts on contents and system of PLR.
而随着时代发展的趋势，对公共借阅权进行立法势在必行，我们应该结合我国国情，对于公共借阅权权利内容及实现机制上大胆尝试。 - And they express very authoritative opinions, pass swift judgments and make bold statements even though it may be a subject they know nothing about.
他们表达出很权威的意见，还有很多评论和伟论，但可能他们对那一切并不熟悉。 - I make bold to ask you a favour [ give you a piece of advice].
我冒昧地求你一件事[给你提一个意见]。