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sturdy

/ˈstɜːr.di/

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adjective

/ˈstɜːr.di/B1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то прочное, крепкое и способное выдерживать давление или износ.

Describes something that is strong, solid, and able to withstand pressure or wear.

  1. Physically strong and resilientB1formal

    Having a robust and durable physical constitution; able to withstand fatigue or difficult conditions.

    ruКрепкий

    • The sturdy hiker carried his heavy pack for miles without complaint.
    • She was a sturdy child, rarely getting sick.
    • The old farmer remained sturdy despite his age.

    Synonymsdurablehardyresilientrobustruggedsolidstalwartstoutstrongtough

    Antonymsdelicateflimsyfragilefrailweak

  2. Firm and unyieldingB2formal

    Not easily swayed or changed; resolute and uncompromising in position or belief.

    ruТвёрдый и непоколебимый

    • He maintained a sturdy defense of his principles.
    • The union made a sturdy stand against the proposed cuts.
    • Her sturdy refusal to accept the offer surprised everyone.

    Synonymsfirmresolutesteadfastunwaveringunyielding

    Antonymsflexiblepliablewaveringweakyielding

  3. Well-built and durableB1formal

    Constructed in a strong and solid manner, designed to last.

    ruПрочный и долговечный

    • The table is made of sturdy oak wood.
    • We bought a sturdy pair of boots for hiking.
    • The bridge was built to be sturdy enough to withstand storms.

    Synonymsdurablehardyheavy-dutyrobustruggedsolidstrongsubstantialtough

    Antonymsdelicateflimsyfragilefrailricketyshakyweak

Forms
  • sturdier comparative form
  • sturdiest superlative form
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