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hearty

/ˈhɑːr.ti/

Traducción: Describe algo fuerte, abundante y sustancioso, usado a menudo para comidas abundantes o para una manera de ser cálida y cordial.

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adjective

/ˈhɑːr.ti/B1formal
  • esDescribe algo fuerte, abundante y sustancioso, usado a menudo para comidas abundantes o para una manera de ser cálida y cordial.

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.

    esAbundante y consistente

    • 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.

    Sinónimosabundantamplefillinggeneroussatisfyingsolidsubstantial

    Antónimosinsubstantiallightmeagerscanty

  2. Warm and enthusiasticB2formal

    Showing sincere, warm, and enthusiastic feelings.

    esCordero y entusiasta

    • 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.

    Sinónimoscordialearnestenthusiasticferventfriendlygenuinesincerewarmwarmheartedwholehearted

    Antónimosapatheticcoldhalfheartedinsincereunenthusiastic

  3. Strong and healthyB2formal

    Having a robust, strong, and healthy constitution.

    esfuerte y sano

    • 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.

    Sinónimosfithalehardyhealthyrobustsoundstrongsturdyvigorous

    Antónimosdelicatefeeblefrailinfirmpunysicklyweak

Formas
  • heartier comparative form
  • heartiest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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