Definition of embolden in English:

embolden

verb ɪmˈbəʊld(ə)nɛmˈbəʊld(ə)nəmˈboʊldən

[with object]

1Give (someone) the courage or confidence to do something.
使有胆量；使有信心；鼓励
emboldened by the claret, he pressed his knee against hers
借着酒的壮胆，他把膝盖紧紧地贴着她的膝盖。
Example sentencesExamples
- The players felt emboldened by the result against Chelsea, sure that they had asserted their right to be considered as worthy heirs to the great United teams.
- The good-bye was difficult for Alice, but she was emboldened by the righteousness of the Southern cause.
- Grace lifts us, inspires us, frees us and emboldens us to serve God.
- While learning has changed for students in this new century, we are emboldened by the boundless opportunity presented in our lifetime.
- I felt so emboldened by my solitary lunch experience that I then went and sat in the foyer of the National theatre.
- Some even suggest a Prime Minister emboldened by another large majority could go as far as to kick his arch-rival out of the Cabinet altogether.
- It reminds us that passion still matters, and that a well-crafted symbol can offer inspiration, emboldening us in a world where the possibility of meaningful change sometimes seems beyond our reach.
- But Young has taken over this season, and the team has been emboldened by his confidence.
- It emboldens you to do things you wouldn't do on your own.
- Every story like this emboldens their enemies, undermines their mission, and makes it harder for them to prevail.
- I'm emboldened by Josh's response, and surprised that I've survived yet another workshop in one piece.
- Withdrawing under fire emboldens our enemies.
- We forget how often in history a perceived stumble or the half-measure only emboldens enemies to try what they otherwise would not.
- He goes on: ‘The falsely bleak picture weakens our national resolve, discourages Iraqi cooperation and emboldens our enemy.’
- He is so emboldened by his cleverness that he steps into the store to observe the street and society outside.
- In the course of the battle three new stewards were elected in the test area and the workers feel emboldened by how they conducted the struggle.
- A simple rule prevails here: The success of terrorists in one part of the terror network emboldens terrorists throughout the network.
- I am emboldened by happy hour's two-for-one drinks, and on my way out, I stop by her seat.
- In general, liberation makes sacrifice worthwhile, makes you forget whatever doubts you had about the undertaking, and emboldens you to try other hard and risky endeavors.
- She was emboldened by having met a woman of a similar age to herself for whom this strategy had worked, but still she saw it as a big and embarrassing step.
Synonyms
give courage, make brave/braver, encourage, hearten, strengthen, fortify, stiffen the resolve of, lift the morale of
rouse, stir, stimulate, cheer, rally, give confidence, brace
fire, inflame, animate, motivate, invigorate, vitalize
informal buck up
rare inspirit
2Cause (a piece of text) to appear in a bold typeface.
把（一段文章）印成黑体
centre, embolden, and underline the heading
使标题居中、以黑体印刷并加下划线。
Example sentencesExamples
- I adjusted the CSS formatting to enhance the posts from each other, emboldening the headings, and generally enhancing the appearance of the posts.

Rhymes

beholden, golden, olden

Definition of embolden in US English:

embolden

verbəmˈboʊldənəmˈbōldən

[with object]

1Give (someone) the courage or confidence to do something or to behave in a certain way.
使有胆量；使有信心；鼓励
emboldened by robust passenger traffic, the airlines put through major fare increases
Example sentencesExamples
- It reminds us that passion still matters, and that a well-crafted symbol can offer inspiration, emboldening us in a world where the possibility of meaningful change sometimes seems beyond our reach.
- But Young has taken over this season, and the team has been emboldened by his confidence.
- We forget how often in history a perceived stumble or the half-measure only emboldens enemies to try what they otherwise would not.
- In the course of the battle three new stewards were elected in the test area and the workers feel emboldened by how they conducted the struggle.
- She was emboldened by having met a woman of a similar age to herself for whom this strategy had worked, but still she saw it as a big and embarrassing step.
- While learning has changed for students in this new century, we are emboldened by the boundless opportunity presented in our lifetime.
- It emboldens you to do things you wouldn't do on your own.
- A simple rule prevails here: The success of terrorists in one part of the terror network emboldens terrorists throughout the network.
- He is so emboldened by his cleverness that he steps into the store to observe the street and society outside.
- I felt so emboldened by my solitary lunch experience that I then went and sat in the foyer of the National theatre.
- Some even suggest a Prime Minister emboldened by another large majority could go as far as to kick his arch-rival out of the Cabinet altogether.
- I'm emboldened by Josh's response, and surprised that I've survived yet another workshop in one piece.
- Every story like this emboldens their enemies, undermines their mission, and makes it harder for them to prevail.
- I am emboldened by happy hour's two-for-one drinks, and on my way out, I stop by her seat.
- The players felt emboldened by the result against Chelsea, sure that they had asserted their right to be considered as worthy heirs to the great United teams.
- The good-bye was difficult for Alice, but she was emboldened by the righteousness of the Southern cause.
- Grace lifts us, inspires us, frees us and emboldens us to serve God.
- Withdrawing under fire emboldens our enemies.
- In general, liberation makes sacrifice worthwhile, makes you forget whatever doubts you had about the undertaking, and emboldens you to try other hard and risky endeavors.
- He goes on: ‘The falsely bleak picture weakens our national resolve, discourages Iraqi cooperation and emboldens our enemy.’
Synonyms
give courage, make brave, make braver, encourage, hearten, strengthen, fortify, stiffen the resolve of, lift the morale of
2Cause (a piece of text) to appear in a bold typeface.
把（一段文章）印成黑体
center, embolden, and underline the heading
使标题居中、以黑体印刷并加下划线。
Example sentencesExamples
- I adjusted the CSS formatting to enhance the posts from each other, emboldening the headings, and generally enhancing the appearance of the posts.

词汇	embolden
释义	Definition of embolden in English: embolden verb ɪmˈbəʊld(ə)nɛmˈbəʊld(ə)nəmˈboʊldən [with object] 1Give (someone) the courage or confidence to do something. 使有胆量；使有信心；鼓励 emboldened by the claret, he pressed his knee against hers 借着酒的壮胆，他把膝盖紧紧地贴着她的膝盖。 Example sentencesExamples The players felt emboldened by the result against Chelsea, sure that they had asserted their right to be considered as worthy heirs to the great United teams. The good-bye was difficult for Alice, but she was emboldened by the righteousness of the Southern cause. Grace lifts us, inspires us, frees us and emboldens us to serve God. While learning has changed for students in this new century, we are emboldened by the boundless opportunity presented in our lifetime. I felt so emboldened by my solitary lunch experience that I then went and sat in the foyer of the National theatre. Some even suggest a Prime Minister emboldened by another large majority could go as far as to kick his arch-rival out of the Cabinet altogether. It reminds us that passion still matters, and that a well-crafted symbol can offer inspiration, emboldening us in a world where the possibility of meaningful change sometimes seems beyond our reach. But Young has taken over this season, and the team has been emboldened by his confidence. It emboldens you to do things you wouldn't do on your own. Every story like this emboldens their enemies, undermines their mission, and makes it harder for them to prevail. I'm emboldened by Josh's response, and surprised that I've survived yet another workshop in one piece. Withdrawing under fire emboldens our enemies. We forget how often in history a perceived stumble or the half-measure only emboldens enemies to try what they otherwise would not. He goes on: ‘The falsely bleak picture weakens our national resolve, discourages Iraqi cooperation and emboldens our enemy.’ He is so emboldened by his cleverness that he steps into the store to observe the street and society outside. In the course of the battle three new stewards were elected in the test area and the workers feel emboldened by how they conducted the struggle. A simple rule prevails here: The success of terrorists in one part of the terror network emboldens terrorists throughout the network. I am emboldened by happy hour's two-for-one drinks, and on my way out, I stop by her seat. In general, liberation makes sacrifice worthwhile, makes you forget whatever doubts you had about the undertaking, and emboldens you to try other hard and risky endeavors. She was emboldened by having met a woman of a similar age to herself for whom this strategy had worked, but still she saw it as a big and embarrassing step. Synonyms give courage, make brave/braver, encourage, hearten, strengthen, fortify, stiffen the resolve of, lift the morale of rouse, stir, stimulate, cheer, rally, give confidence, brace fire, inflame, animate, motivate, invigorate, vitalize informal buck up rare inspirit 2Cause (a piece of text) to appear in a bold typeface. 把（一段文章）印成黑体 centre, embolden, and underline the heading 使标题居中、以黑体印刷并加下划线。 Example sentencesExamples I adjusted the CSS formatting to enhance the posts from each other, emboldening the headings, and generally enhancing the appearance of the posts. Rhymes beholden, golden, olden Definition of embolden in US English: embolden verbəmˈboʊldənəmˈbōldən [with object] 1Give (someone) the courage or confidence to do something or to behave in a certain way. 使有胆量；使有信心；鼓励 emboldened by robust passenger traffic, the airlines put through major fare increases Example sentencesExamples It reminds us that passion still matters, and that a well-crafted symbol can offer inspiration, emboldening us in a world where the possibility of meaningful change sometimes seems beyond our reach. But Young has taken over this season, and the team has been emboldened by his confidence. We forget how often in history a perceived stumble or the half-measure only emboldens enemies to try what they otherwise would not. In the course of the battle three new stewards were elected in the test area and the workers feel emboldened by how they conducted the struggle. She was emboldened by having met a woman of a similar age to herself for whom this strategy had worked, but still she saw it as a big and embarrassing step. While learning has changed for students in this new century, we are emboldened by the boundless opportunity presented in our lifetime. It emboldens you to do things you wouldn't do on your own. A simple rule prevails here: The success of terrorists in one part of the terror network emboldens terrorists throughout the network. He is so emboldened by his cleverness that he steps into the store to observe the street and society outside. I felt so emboldened by my solitary lunch experience that I then went and sat in the foyer of the National theatre. Some even suggest a Prime Minister emboldened by another large majority could go as far as to kick his arch-rival out of the Cabinet altogether. I'm emboldened by Josh's response, and surprised that I've survived yet another workshop in one piece. Every story like this emboldens their enemies, undermines their mission, and makes it harder for them to prevail. I am emboldened by happy hour's two-for-one drinks, and on my way out, I stop by her seat. The players felt emboldened by the result against Chelsea, sure that they had asserted their right to be considered as worthy heirs to the great United teams. The good-bye was difficult for Alice, but she was emboldened by the righteousness of the Southern cause. Grace lifts us, inspires us, frees us and emboldens us to serve God. Withdrawing under fire emboldens our enemies. In general, liberation makes sacrifice worthwhile, makes you forget whatever doubts you had about the undertaking, and emboldens you to try other hard and risky endeavors. He goes on: ‘The falsely bleak picture weakens our national resolve, discourages Iraqi cooperation and emboldens our enemy.’ Synonyms give courage, make brave, make braver, encourage, hearten, strengthen, fortify, stiffen the resolve of, lift the morale of 2Cause (a piece of text) to appear in a bold typeface. 把（一段文章）印成黑体 center, embolden, and underline the heading 使标题居中、以黑体印刷并加下划线。 Example sentencesExamples I adjusted the CSS formatting to enhance the posts from each other, emboldening the headings, and generally enhancing the appearance of the posts.
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