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| 31. | with a bold hand |
| 大胆地 |
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| 32. | audacious explorers; fearless reporters and photographers; intrepid pioneers. |
| 勇敢的探索者；无畏的记者和摄影师；无畏的先锋。 |
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| 33. | A person regarded as aggressive, audacious, or fierce. |
| 凶恶的人,虎狼之徒被认为是有野心、卤莽或凶残的人 |
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| 34. | Don't argue; Try bold experiments and blaze new trails. |
| 不争论，大胆地试，大胆地闯。 |
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| 35. | It was audacious of him to try that. |
| 他试图做那种事,真是鲁莽。 |
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| 36. | audaciousness n. |
| 大胆；无耻 |
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| 37. | face up to |
| 大胆面对 |
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| 38. | take by the beard |
| 大胆攻击 |
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| 39. | How daring! |
| 好大胆! |
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| 40. | You are extremely audacious to open out a mine! |
| 你竟敢擅自开矿, 真是胆大妄为。 |
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