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adventurous

adjective (adventurous, more adventurous, most adventurous)

«adventurous» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Liking to try new, exciting and sometimes risky things; brave and curious. tree →
  2. Full of excitement and danger: «an adventurous journey». tree →
  3. New and bold, not the usual: «an adventurous menu». tree →

In the lessons

In The Wind in the Willows the shy Mole becomes adventurous when he leaves his spring-cleaning and goes to the river; Toad is too adventurous and gets into trouble. Alice is adventurous when she follows the White Rabbit. In everyday life: «Be adventurous – try a new food!» Safety: being adventurous is good, but think about danger and tell an adult where you are going.

Examples

  • The adventurous girl climbed to the top of the hill. tree →
  • Mole felt adventurous and set off to see the river. tree →
  • We had an adventurous holiday camping in the mountains. tree →
  • Be adventurous and try the curry! tree →
  • The explorers made an adventurous trip across the ice. tree →
  • Toad was adventurous, but also very foolish. tree →
  • MANSTIN was an adventurous brave, but very kind-hearted. tree →

Note

From «adventure» + «-ous». Opposite: cautious, timid. Adverb: adventurously.

On Mova

This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/adventurous/