English to Irish Meaning of dare - dare

Dare :

dare

noun

glaoch, tairiscint, cuireadh, achomharc, allabhrach, dúshlán

verb

comhfhiontar, talamh slán

Dare :: dareDared :: daredDares :: dares

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Definitions of dare in English

Noun(1) a challenge to do something dangerous or foolhardy
Verb(1) take upon oneself; act presumptuously, without permission(2) to be courageous enough to try or do something(3) challenge

Examples of dare in English

(1) Scarlet's face lit up as if she had just had the most perfect idea for a dare .(2) Take on a dare , and demonstrate that you don't always take yourself so seriously.(3) how dare you talk to me like that!(4) In a society of individualists nobody dare admit to being a conformist.(5) His start came at the tender age of 18 when he began performing stand-up comedy on a dare from his University dorm mates.(6) don't you dare touch me(7) She awoke slowly, her head throbbing as it had the time she had taken a whole tankard of ale on a dare from the boys.(8) There's the time Morrieson drove his car along the main trunk line for a dare .(9) He felt like a schoolboy on a dare , though he admitted he would have been much more afraid had he been a schoolboy at that time.(10) swap with me, I dare you(11) Crazy South African Guy, on a dare , drank five cans of Coke in under ten minutes.(12) She had never been brave enough to dare even a tame ride around the temple grounds on its back after that.(13) Once Brett passed away, some were ready to say nobody would dare try to fill his shoes.(14) We would camp out in the backyard and run naked through the grass on a dare .(15) It is believed the youngsters started climbing as a dare .(16) No doubt someone will tell us the design meets the necessary standards, but if so, the standards do not recognise what children will do for a dare .

Related Phrases of dare

(1) to dare ::

a dare

(2) dare to ::

dare a

(3) not dare ::

ní dare

(4) dare-devil ::

dare-devil

Related Phrases of dare

(1) to dare ::

a dare

(2) dare to ::

dare a

(3) not dare ::

ní dare

(4) dare-devil ::

dare-devil

Synonyms

Noun

1. challenge ::

dúshlán

2. daring ::

daring

Verb

3. be brave enough ::

bheith cróga go leor

4. challenge ::

dúshlán

5. defy ::

defy

6. make bold ::

dhéanamh dána

Antonyms

1. dodge ::

Dodge

2. duck ::

lacha

3. funk ::

funk

4. shirk ::

sheachaint

Different Forms

dare, dared, dares

Word Example from TV Shows

- I'm gonna go home and wash my hair. - Don't you DARE, missy.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 16

They wouldn't DARE.

Vikings Season 1, Episode 6

I didn't DARE believe them.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 7

You DARE!

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 3

$I wouldn’t dare haggle\Nover something so delicate, inspector.$

I wouldn’t DARE haggle
over something so delicate, inspector.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 9

Examples of dare from TV Shows

- I'm gonna go home and wash my hair. - Don't you DARE, missy.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 16

They wouldn't DARE.

Vikings Season 1, Episode 6

I didn't DARE believe them.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 7

You DARE!

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 3

$I wouldn’t dare haggle\Nover something so delicate, inspector.$

I wouldn’t DARE haggle
over something so delicate, inspector.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 9

English to Irish Dictionary: dare

Meaning and definitions of dare, translation in Irish language for dare with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of dare in Irish and in English language.

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English to Irish Dictionary: dare

Meaning and definitions of dare, translation in Irish language for dare with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of dare in Irish and in English language.

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