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firm (EN)
adjective, noun, verb

adjective “firm”

firm, Komp. firmer, Sup. firmest
  1. somewhat hard and resistant to pressure
    She preferred a firm pillow to support her neck at night.
  2. not subject to change
    They made a firm commitment to meet every Thursday.
  3. unwavering in belief or loyalty
    Despite the controversy, she remained a firm supporter of the project.
  4. insistent, unyielding in demands or stance
    Despite her children's pleas for more screen time, she remained firm in her decision that one hour was enough.
  5. (of behavior or control) strong, strict
    The teacher maintained a firm grip on classroom management, ensuring all students were focused and learning.

noun “firm”

Singular firm, Plural firms oder onzieleg
  1. a business or company
    After graduating, Mia started working at a law firm downtown, specializing in environmental law.

verb “firm”

Infinitiv firm; hien firms; Verg. firmed; Part. Verg. firmed; Ger. firming
  1. to strengthen or harden something
    After adding the egg, she firmed up the mixture until it could hold its shape.
  2. (of prices) to increase
    After the announcement, gold prices firmed significantly, gaining $20 per ounce.