Similar words: make both ends meet, make believe, make-believe, make a mistake, take back, take by storm, make, maker. Meaning: v. take upon oneself; act presumptuously, without permission.
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1, Poland was already making bold economic reforms.
2, He made bold advances to a woman sitting next to him.
3, I make bold to give you my opinion.
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5, And now I make bold to seek your help.
6, Mourinho would make bold changes but Grant is cautious.
7, I make bold to ask you a favour [ give you a piece of advice ].
8, I make bold to give you a piece of advice.
9, May I make bold to borrow a half - crown from you?
10, May I make bold to suggest that you were wrong to do so?
11, Instead of asking riddles, I make bold to say that you breath to cool your porridge.
12, Learning moment with an open mind, always make bold innovations, every one is the Ke's responsibility.
13, I make bold choices to choose from! To the young dream, and no regrets of youth!
14, A young machine hand, attracted by her looks, make bold to jest with her.
15, It's important to understand that Keynes did much more than make bold assertions.
16, The deep reddish orange of the walls and the turquoise table make bold statements in this dining room. A circular pattern in the rug centers the room.
17, We've grown jaded watching a succession of well-known people make bold disclaimers that later proved to be flat-out falsehoods.
18, Like the sun, sword dance, such as noise, as well as my high-speed, high sensitivity and good drink, I make bold to maintain an open mind.
More similar words: make both ends meet, make believe, make-believe, make a mistake, take back, take by storm, make, maker, make-up, unmake, make do, make of, make for, make it, make off, make out, makeup, make way, remake, make up, make hay, make away, makeover, on the make, make into, make use of, make up for, make-work, make up to, make money.