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hearty

/ˈhɑːr.ti/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt etwas Kräftiges, Herzhaftes und Reichhaltiges, oft in Bezug auf Essen oder eine herzliche, warme Art einer Person.

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adjective

/ˈhɑːr.ti/B1formal
  • deBeschreibt etwas Kräftiges, Herzhaftes und Reichhaltiges, oft in Bezug auf Essen oder eine herzliche, warme Art einer Person.

Describes something that is strong, robust, and satisfying, often used for food or a person's manner.

  1. Large and satisfyingB1informal

    Used to describe food that is substantial, filling, and satisfying.

    deDeftig und sättigend

    • We had a hearty breakfast of eggs and bacon.
    • The stew was a hearty meal on a cold winter night.
    • She prepared a hearty soup with vegetables and meat.

    Synonymeabundantamplefillinggeneroussatisfyingsolidsubstantial

    Antonymeinsubstantiallightmeagerscanty

  2. Warm and enthusiasticB2formal

    Showing sincere, warm, and enthusiastic feelings.

    deHerzlich

    • He gave her a hearty welcome at the door.
    • The audience offered a hearty round of applause.
    • She received a hearty handshake from the host.

    Synonymecordialearnestenthusiasticferventfriendlygenuinesincerewarmwarmheartedwholehearted

    Antonymeapatheticcoldhalfheartedinsincereunenthusiastic

  3. Strong and healthyB2formal

    Having a robust, strong, and healthy constitution.

    deKräftig und gesund

    • He is a hearty old man who still works in the garden.
    • The children were hearty and full of energy.
    • She has a hearty appetite and eats well.

    Synonymefithalehardyhealthyrobustsoundstrongsturdyvigorous

    Antonymedelicatefeeblefrailinfirmpunysicklyweak

Formen
  • heartier comparative form
  • heartiest superlative form
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