sturdy

adjectiveB2 · Upper-intermediate

Strong and well built, not easily broken.

Meaning of «sturdy»

adjective

strong and well built, not easily broken

This table is sturdy enough to hold heavy boxes.

Translation

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«sturdy» in 17 languages

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ID Indonesia

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The difference between similar words

having a strong body

stronghas a lot of power; the general wordHe is strong enough to lift the sofa.

muscularwith big muscles you can seeThe muscular man lifted the heavy box easily.

sturdysolid and thick; hard to knock overHe was a short, sturdy boy of ten.

wirythin, but strong and toughThe wiry old farmer worked in the fields all day.

strong and not easily broken

solidhard and firm, with no holes or empty spaceThe table is made of solid wood.

sturdywell built and strong enough for hard useHe bought a sturdy pair of boots.

robuststrong and keeps working in hard conditionsThis robust phone still works after many falls.

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