temerity in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for temerity in the English»French Dictionary

temerity [Brit tɪˈmɛrɪti, Am təˈmɛrədi] N

temerity

audace f

to have the temerity to do

avoir l'audace de faire

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avoir la témérité de faire

to have the temerity to do

temerity in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for temerity in the English»French Dictionary

temerity [tɪˈmerəti, Am təˈmerət̬i] N no pl pej form

temerity

témérité f

to have the temerity to +infin

avoir l'audace de +infin

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témérité

temerity

temerity Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to have the temerity to +infin

avoir l'audace de +infin

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How can he have the temerity to suggest that it's possible to get something from nothing?

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From then until midnight, enemy aircraft shadowed the convoy, but none displayed temerity enough to attack.

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They do not have the audacity, the temerity, the will, the courage that we need from a leader.

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Except perhaps those employees who have the temerity to exercise their rights and actually ask for flexible conditions.

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Pre-conditions for the success were: surprise, temerity, bravery, planning, synchronization and momento.

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He must have the temerity to admit past mistakes that his party's tradition made.

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And that someone had the temerity to express an opinion contrary to theirs!

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His temerity and determination are legendary, as is his great humanity and empathy for ordinary people.

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So good that many of us live to spew vitriolic bobbins about bits of it that have the temerity to be less good than others.

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A whack for speaking, for refusing the food, for having the temerity to admit to being unhappy.

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