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solid

/ˈsɒl.ɪd/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt etwas Festes, Robustes und nicht Hohles; wird auch verwendet, um etwas Zuverlässiges oder Hochwertiges zu beschreiben., Substantiv, das einen festen, formstabilen Stoff oder Körper bezeichnet, der nicht flüssig und nicht fließfähig ist.

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adjective

/ˈsɒl.ɪd/A2formal
  • deBeschreibt etwas Festes, Robustes und nicht Hohles; wird auch verwendet, um etwas Zuverlässiges oder Hochwertiges zu beschreiben.

Describes something that is firm, strong, and not hollow; also used to describe something reliable or of good quality.

  1. Firm and stableA2formal

    Not liquid or gas; having a firm shape that does not change easily.

    deFest und stabil

    • The ice was solid enough to walk on.
    • The table is made of solid wood.
    • After freezing, the water becomes solid.

    Synonymefirmhardrigidstablesturdysubstantial

    Antonymeflimsyshakyunstableunsteadyweak

  2. Reliable and strongB1formal

    Dependable, strong, and not likely to break or fail.

    deZuverlässig und stark

    • He is a solid worker who never misses a deadline.
    • The company has a solid reputation in the industry.
    • We need a solid plan to succeed.

    Synonymedependablefirmreliablerobustsoundstablestrongsturdysubstantialtrusty

    Antonymeflimsyfragileunreliableunstableweak

  3. Continuous and unbrokenB1formal

    Without any breaks or gaps; all in one piece.

    deZusammenhängend und ununterbrochen

    • She slept for a solid eight hours.
    • The wall is a solid block of concrete.
    • He worked for a solid week without a day off.

    Synonymecontinuousentireintactseamlessunbrokenuninterruptedwhole

    Antonymebrokendiscontinuoushollowinterruptedporous

  4. Good but not exceptionalB2informal

    Used informally to describe something that is satisfactory or decent.

    deOrdentlich

    • That was a solid performance by the team.
    • He gave a solid presentation at the conference.
    • The meal was solid, but not the best I've had.

    Synonymeadequatecreditabledecentfineokaypassablereasonablerespectablesatisfactoryserviceable

Formen
  • solider comparative form
  • solidest superlative form
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noun

/ˈsɒl.ɪd/A2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das einen festen, formstabilen Stoff oder Körper bezeichnet, der nicht flüssig und nicht fließfähig ist.

A noun referring to a substance or object that is firm and stable in shape, not liquid or fluid.

  1. Three-dimensional shapeB1formal

    A three-dimensional object or figure, as opposed to a flat surface.

    deDreidimensionaler Körper

    • In geometry class, we studied various solids like cubes and spheres.
    • A pyramid is a type of solid with a polygonal base.
    • The artist carved a beautiful solid from a block of marble.

    Synonymebodythree-dimensional figure

    Antonymeplanesurface

  2. State of matterA2formal

    A substance that is firm and stable in shape, not a liquid or gas.

    deFestkörper

    • Ice is the solid form of water.
    • Metals are solids at room temperature.
    • The solid turned into a liquid when heated.
Formen
  • solids plural form
  • solids' possessive plural form
  • solid's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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