I dare say

Definition

dare /'deǝ(r) / v ၁။ ဝံ့သည္။ ရဲသည္။ ရဲဝံ့သည္။ ၂။ စိန္ေခၚသည္။ Throw it at him ! I dare you ! ❍ I dare you to tell your mother! ❍ Somebody dared me to jump off the bridge into the river. n (usu sing ) စိန္ေခၚျခင္း။ ‘Why did you climb onto the roof?’ ‘It was a dare’. ❍ He only entered the competition for a dare (ie because he was challenged to do it). ❏ don't you dare (do sth) [ IDM ] လုပ္ဝံ့ (လုပ္ၾကည့္)။ လုပ္ရဲ(လုပ္)။ ေျပာရဲ(ေျပာၾကည့္)။ Don't you dare touch that vase. ❍ ‘ I'm going to tell your mother about the drugs’. ‘Don't you dare!’ ❏ how dare you, he, she, etc [ IDM ] (ခံျပင္းျခင္း၊ ေဒါသ ထြက္ျခင္းကို ျပေသာစကား)။ How dare you suggest that I copied your notes! ❍ How dare he take my bicycle without even asking! ❏ I dare say [ IDM ] (esp Brit ) ငါေျပာရဲတယ္။ ငါထင္တယ္။ I dare say you are British, but you still need a passport to prove it.

Examples

1. Larry argue with the boss? He wouldn’t dare.
2. I drove as fast as I dared.
3. [dare to do something] : Andrei Sakharov was one of the few people who dared to protest.
4. [dare do something] : Neither of the superpowers would have dared use nuclear weapons.
5. [dare not do something] : I daren’t risk offending Audrey’s parents.
6. [hardly dare] : I hardly dare to go into the room without first getting permission.
7. [I dare you] : Go on
8. phone the police. I dare you.
9. [dare someone to do something] : The older boys dared Jennings to go up on the roof.