sturdy
Prononciation : [ˈstɜrdi]
Mot
Contexte : « physical characteristics »
(adjective) when something is strong and well-built, so it can withstand pressure or use. For example, if a chair is sturdy, it won't break easily when someone sits on it.
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The sturdy table didn't wobble when I placed the heavy books on it.
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The flimsy chair broke when my friend sat down; it wasn't sturdy at all.
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Is this backpack sturdy enough to carry all my school supplies?
Contexte : « mental or emotional strength »
(adjective) when someone is strong and able to handle tough situations well. If a person is sturdy emotionally, they can cope with difficulties without getting too upset.
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She is a sturdy person who can stay calm during challenges.
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He wasn't sturdy in the face of criticism and often got upset.
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How sturdy do you think she is when dealing with problems?
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