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胆敢

Word · VerbTraditional膽敢

dare; have the audacity to

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Meanings

1 sense · 5 examples
1.

verb

dare; have the audacity to; be so bold as to

formal

Expresses indignation or defiance in response to an audacious action, often used in formal or rhetorical contexts.

Dí敌
rén人
dǎn胆
gǎn敢
lái来
qīn侵
fàn犯
 ,
jiān坚
jué决
bǎ把
tā他
chè彻
dǐ底
xiāo消
miè灭
 。

If the enemy dares to invade, we will resolutely annihilate them completely.

Tā他
dǎn胆
gǎn敢
qī欺
piàn骗
zì自
jǐ己
de的
péng朋
you友
 。

He had the audacity to cheat his own friend.

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Jìng竟
gǎn敢
tōu偷
qiè窃
gōng公
sī司
de的
jī机
mì密
wén文
jiàn件
 ,
dǎn胆
zi子
zhēn真
dà大
 !

How dare you steal the company's confidential files!

Méi没
yǒu有
rén人
dǎn胆
gǎn敢
zhì质
yí疑
tā他
de的
quán权
wēi威
 。

No one dares to question his authority.

Nǐ你
ruò若
dǎn胆
gǎn敢
wéi违
yuē约
 ,
jiù就
děng等
zhe着
chéng承
dān担
hòu后
guǒ果
ba吧
 。

If you dare to breach the contract, be prepared to face the consequences.