firm
Prononciation : [/fɜɹm/]
Mot
Contexte : « solidity »
(adjective) having a solid, strong, or sturdy structure. When something is firm, it does not easily bend or break.
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The building was constructed with firm foundations to withstand earthquakes.
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The old wooden bridge was not firm enough to support heavy trucks.
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Is the ground firm enough to build a stable structure?
Contexte : « business »
(noun) a company or business organization. A firm is a group of people who work together to provide services or products.
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My father works for a law firm in the city.
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The firm went bankrupt due to poor management.
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Which accounting firm did you choose for your taxes?
Contexte : « ensure »
(verb) to make sure something is secure or in place. When you firm something, you are making it steady or tight.
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Please firm up the screws so the table doesn't wobble.
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The rope wasn't firmed properly, so the tent collapsed.
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Can you firm the grip on the handle so it doesn't slip?
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