Examples of using A bold in English and their translations into Czech
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A bold, brilliant idea.
We needed a bold new idea.
A bold, robust memory.
Let me guess, a bold new plan?
A bold, exciting new.
People also translate
The elephant is going in a bold new direction.
A bold but viable hypothesis.
The night hides many a bold and sinister thing.
A bold and prosperous partnership.
Mr Martin, we need a bold European democracy.
In a bold and possibly embarrassing move?
And we do not have one. only a bold brave plan can save him now.
A bold and righteous idea. It's an idea.
Tears will not help him. Only a bold, brave plan can save him now.
A bold but unconvincing recovery, Shredder.
This isn't an act of terror or a bold political statement.
You're a bold fearless girl, aren't you?
In that vein, I would like to announce a bold new direction for my company.
A bold exciting new chapter of my life.
It's got a bold geometric print.
By the end of the 19th century,Europe was in the throes of a bold new age of communication.
I propose a bold new solution for peace.
It took him another four years to assemble the evidence for a bold and tragic prediction.
Well, it is a bold, if somewhat lecherous plan.
A bold, charismatic man who… loved to talk loud and dress fancy.
Men laughing uproariously I recalled Arthur Huntingdon as a bold and reckless child, surrounded then, as now, by mischievous companions.
Now a bold new theory is setting the world of physics ablaze.
This is a bold and radical conclusion.
A bold and righteous idea, a guiding light that can never be extinguished.