lot of nerve

*lot of nerve

1. Fig. great rudeness; a lot of audacity or brashness. (*Typically: have ~; take ~.) He walked out on her, and that took a lot of nerve! You have a lot of nerve! You took my parking place!

2. Fig. courage. (*Typically: have ~; take ~.) He climbed the mountain with a bruised foot. That took a lot of nerve. He has a lot of nerve to go into business for himself.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
AleŠ	-	Czech, Slovak, Slovene
Amor	-	Roman Mythology, Late Roman, Spanish, Portuguese
Yvette	[i'vet]
Galia	-	Hebrew
Themistoklis	-	Greek
Helena	he-LE-nah (German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Polish), hay-LAY-nah (Dutch), HE-le-nah (Finnish)	German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Icelandic, Portuguese, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Finnish, Es