daredevil

daredevil — 名詞

1. someone who willingly puts themself in physically risky situations purely for th

1.名詞B2
釋義

冒險狂

喜歡做危險事尋求刺激的人

someone who willingly puts themself in physically risky situations purely for the thrill, without caring much about the possibility of getting hurt

例句

A daredevil jumped off the bridge with only a small parachute.

一名冒險狂繫著一個小降落傘就從橋上跳了下去。

collocation: daredevil + jump off [something]

The villagers watched as Renata, a local daredevil, balanced on the edge of the cliff.

村民們看著當地一名冒險狂 Renata 站在懸崖邊緣保持平衡。

同義詞
  • risk-taker

    neutral; does not carry the suggestion of foolishness that daredevil often does

  • thrill-seeker

    emphasises the craving for excitement rather than the danger itself

  • stuntman

    professional; a daredevil who performs dangerous acts as a job for films or shows

  • adventurer

    more positive; suggests exploration and courage rather than recklessness

反義詞
  • cautious person

    someone who avoids unnecessary danger

  • coward

    strongly negative; opposite of showing any boldness

文法句型

a daredevil

the daredevil [who...]

用法筆記

Often used to describe someone whom the speaker considers more reckless than brave. The tone can be admiring, critical, or joking, depending on the context.

常見錯誤

My uncle is a real daredevil — he loves reading history books.
My uncle is a real daredevil
💡he loves skydiving and climbing cliffs.' — A daredevil takes physical, not intellectual, risks.

daredevil — 形容詞