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solid ground

/ˈsɒlɪd ɡraʊnd/

Traduction: Expression métaphorique désignant une base ou une situation stable, fiable ou solide, souvent utilisée dans le contexte de la stabilité émotionnelle, de la sécurité financière ou de la certitude factuelle.

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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.

  • 🇫🇷Expression métaphorique désignant une base ou une situation stable, fiable ou solide, souvent utilisée dans le contexte de la stabilité émotionnelle, de la sécurité financière ou de la certitude factuelle.
  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.

    🇫🇷sol ferme

  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.

    🇫🇷terrain solide