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solid ground

/ˈsɒlɪd ɡraʊnd/

Traducción: Expresión metafórica que denota una base o situación estable, fiable o sólida, utilizada a menudo en contextos de estabilidad emocional, seguridad financiera o certeza fáctica.

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B2formalcommon/ˈsɒlɪd ɡraʊnd/

A metaphorical expression referring to a stable, secure, or reliable foundation or situation, often used in contexts of emotional stability, financial security, or factual certainty.

  • 🇪🇸Expresión metafórica que denota una base o situación estable, fiable o sólida, utilizada a menudo en contextos de estabilidad emocional, seguridad financiera o certeza fáctica.
  1. Firm physical surface A2 formal

    A stable, firm surface that provides secure footing.

    • After hours of hiking on muddy trails, we finally reached solid ground.
    • The rescue team was relieved to find solid ground to set up camp.
    • He jumped from the boat onto solid ground.

    🇪🇸suelo firme

  2. Reliable or stable situation B2 formal

    A situation or position that is secure, reliable, and not likely to change.

    • After years of financial struggle, the company is finally on solid ground.
    • The theory is based on solid ground and supported by evidence.
    • Their relationship is on solid ground after they resolved their differences.

    🇪🇸terreno firme