robust

• Décrit quelque chose de fort, sain et vigoureux ; souvent utilisé pour désigner des systèmes, des objets ou des personnes qui sont résistants et solides.

Describes something that is strong, healthy, and vigorous; often used to refer to systems, objects, or people that are resilient and durable.

1. Strong and sturdyB2formal

   Having a strong, healthy, and resilient physical form or constitution.

   Robuste (fort et résistant)

   • The robust oak tree withstood the heavy storm.
   • He maintained a robust physique through regular exercise.
   • The bridge is built with robust materials to ensure safety.

   Synonymesdurablehardyhealthyruggedsolidstoutstrongsturdytoughvigorous

   Antonymesdelicatefeeblefragilefrailinfirmweak

2. Rich and full flavorB2formal

   Describing a taste that is strong, rich, and full-bodied, often used for food or drink.

   Saveur riche et corsée

   • This coffee has a robust and earthy flavor.
   • The wine is known for its robust character.
   • The stew was simmered to a robust, savory taste.

   Synonymesboldflavorfulfull-bodiedheartyrichsavorystrong

   Antonymesblanddelicateflatmildthinwateryweak

3. Intellectually strongC1formal

   Capable of withstanding or overcoming intellectual challenges, criticism, or adversity.

   Intellectuellement solide

   • The scientist presented a robust argument for her theory.
   • The company has a robust strategy for market competition.
   • His robust analysis convinced the committee.

   Synonymescogentcompellingincisiveresilientrigoroussoundstrongvigorous

   Antonymesflimsyfragileshallowvulnerableweak

4. Rough and crudeC1informal

   Characterized by a rough, unrefined, or coarse manner or appearance.

   Rude et grossier

   • His robust sense of humor was not appreciated in the formal setting.
   • The comedian's robust jokes offended some audience members.
   • She had a robust, no-nonsense way of speaking.

   Synonymescoarsecruderoughrudeunrefined

   Antonymesdelicateelegantgracefulpolishedrefined