adjective “firm”
firm, Komp. firmer, Sup. firmest
- somewhat hard and resistant to pressure
Mellen Iech un, fir d'Iwwersetzungen vun den Beispillsätz an d'monolingual Definitioune vun all Wuert ze gesinn.
She preferred a firm pillow to support her neck at night.
- not subject to change
They made a firm commitment to meet every Thursday.
- unwavering in belief or loyalty
Despite the controversy, she remained a firm supporter of the project.
- 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.
- (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
- 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
- to strengthen or harden something
After adding the egg, she firmed up the mixture until it could hold its shape.
- (of prices) to increase
After the announcement, gold prices firmed significantly, gaining $20 per ounce.