daringly

/ˈdeərɪŋli/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈderɪŋli/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈder-iŋ-lē/ (ame, mw)

daringly — 副詞

1. with the courage to do something dangerous, risky, or shocking to other people,

1.副詞C1
釋義

大膽地

以冒險、不畏危險的方式

with the courage to do something dangerous, risky, or shocking to other people, often to reach a goal or make a point.

例句

Kenji daringly climbed the cliff at sunset to reach the eagle's nest above the ocean.

Kenji 在日落時大膽地攀上懸崖，去找海上方的老鷹巢。

daringly + action verb describing a physical risk

At the press conference, Élise spoke daringly about corruption inside the mayor's office.

在記者會上，Élise 大膽地談論市長辦公室內部的貪污問題。

daringly + speech verb signalling social or political risk

同義詞
  • boldly

    wider scope; covers any confident action, not only risky ones

  • bravely

    emphasises courage in the face of fear or pain rather than risk-taking

  • audaciously

    adds a flavour of shocking nerve or impudence; often disapproving

  • courageously

    formal; stresses moral or physical strength rather than the thrill of the risk

反義詞

文法句型

daringly + verb

daringly + adjective

用法筆記

Frequently modifies action verbs (climb, jump, fly, dive) or speech verbs (speak, ask, suggest); also modifies adjectives describing appearance (short, low-cut, bright) to mean 'in a boldly unconventional way'.

常見錯誤

❌He answered the question daringly correct.
✅He answered the question correctly, despite the risk.
💡'daringly' modifies the manner of an action, not the accuracy of a result.
❌The cat daringly slept on the sofa.
✅The cat boldly slept on the sofa.
💡use 'daringly' only when real danger, risk, or social transgression is involved; for mild boldness, prefer 'boldly'.