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sinewy

/ˈsɪn.juː.i/

الترجمة: يصف شيئًا أو شخصًا متين البنية، بارز العضلات والأوتار، قوي وصلب؛ ويُستعمل أيضًا لوصف قوام الطعام إذا كان متماسكًا ومليئًا بالألياف.

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adjective

/ˈsɪn.juː.i/C2formal
  • arيصف شيئًا أو شخصًا متين البنية، بارز العضلات والأوتار، قوي وصلب؛ ويُستعمل أيضًا لوصف قوام الطعام إذا كان متماسكًا ومليئًا بالألياف.

Describes something that is lean, muscular, and strong, often used to characterize a person's build or the texture of food.

  1. Tough and stringy (of meat)C1formalculinary

    Describes meat that contains many sinews, making it difficult to cut or chew.

    arمُتَعَقِّد الأوتار

    • The steak was so sinewy that he could barely cut it with a knife.
    • She avoided the sinewy parts of the roast.
    • The old chicken was tough and sinewy.

    المرادفاتchewyfibrousgristlystringytough

  2. Resembling a tendonC1formalscientific

    Having the appearance or consistency of a tendon; fibrous and strong.

    arوتري

    • The sinewy texture of the plant stem made it difficult to break.
    • The muscle had a sinewy quality, visible beneath the skin.
    • He had sinewy hands from years of manual labor.

    المرادفاتfibrousstringytendinous

  3. Lean and muscular (of a person)B2formal

    Describes a person who is physically strong, lean, and has well-defined muscles, often implying ruggedness.

    arنحيف وقوي البنية

    • The sinewy athlete climbed the rock face with ease.
    • He was a sinewy man, built for endurance rather than bulk.
    • Her sinewy arms showed the results of years of training.

    المرادفاتathleticbrawnyhardlankyleanmuscularropystringytoughwiry

    الأضدادflabbyfrailpunyscrawnysoftweak

الصيغ
  • sinewier comparative form
  • sinewiest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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