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lot of nerve

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*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.
See also: lot, nerve


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But one said: "It will take a lot of nerve to walk over it.
David King said that he had a lot of nerves to overcome before making his first big speech.
If you have ever been cut on the hand by one of your broad heads you will make out what this is about; there are a lot of nerve endings in your fingers and a hot slice will in truth bring down your travel.
 
 
 
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