Traducciones de „embolden“ en el diccionario inglés » alemán

em·bold·en [ɪmˈbəʊldən, emˈ-, ingl. am. emˈboʊl-, ɪmˈ-] V. trans. form.

to embolden oneself

sich dat. selbst Mut machen

to embolden sb to do sth

jdn dazu ermutigen, etw zu tun

to be emboldened

ermutigt werden

Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to embolden sb to do sth

jdn dazu ermutigen, etw zu tun

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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The color made the hilltop more visible in its surroundings, emboldening those hoping to rebuild the community.

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Submissiveness and necessity led me to the theater; propensity for and the love of this work emboldened me to write.

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Feeling comforted, she emboldens her resolution to not become a monster and uses her arm only to protect what she feels is precious.

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Her reaction emboldens her son, and he explains the true circumstances of the matter.

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Emboldened by this initial success, it began to pursue an aggressive expansion into neighbouring countries.

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Social media has also empowered and emboldened users to become contributors and critics of technological developments.

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He explains a person who travels to the future must embolden their spirit when facing adversity.

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The failure to stand up for free expression emboldens those who would attack and undermine it.

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And what they have done is cooperated with our enemies and are emboldening our enemies.

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The guard, emboldened by alcohol, determined that he would find and deal with this haunter.

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