strong (EN)adjective
adjective “strong”
strong , Komp. stronger , Sup. strongest
- able to exert a lot of physical force Mellen Iech un, fir d'Iwwersetzungen vun den Beispillsätz an d'monolingual Definitioune vun all Wuert ze gesinn.The
strong horse easily pulled the heavy cart up the hill. - able to resist a lot of physical force The bridge was built with
strong steel beams to endure the weight of heavy traffic. - having a lot of power or might This political party is very
strong . - firm in decision or purpose Despite numerous setbacks, she remained
strong in her commitment to open the community center. - not easily susceptible to illness; in good health This broth will keep you
strong in winter. - intense in effect on the senses The
strong aroma of garlic filled the kitchen as soon as the cloves hit the hot pan. - having a powerful smell or taste The cheese left in the fridge had developed such a
strong odor that it filled the entire kitchen as soon as the door was opened. - forceful and potentially offensive in language or expression His speech contained
strong words that shocked the audience. - containing a high level of a substance or ingredient That's a really
strong coffee. - following a pattern of inflection that typically involves vowel change The verb "sing" becomes "sang" in the past tense, which makes it a
strong verb due to the vowel change. - pronounced with emphasis or stress In the sentence "I want tea and cookies," the word "and" is usually pronounced in its
strong form, /ænd/, for emphasis. - possessing wealth or resources (e.g. of economy) Despite the global financial crisis, the country maintained a
strong economy. - composed of a certain number of individuals or units The choir was impressive, eighty voices
strong , filling the hall with harmonious melodies. - (mathematics) leading to a broad range of logical outcomes The theorem is
strong enough to encompass several corollaries, making it a powerful tool for mathematicians.