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hardy

/ˈhɑːdi/

/ˈhɑrdi/

Translations

hardyadjective

hardier

Comp.

hardiest

Super.

/ˈhɑːdi/

/ˈhɑrdi/

robusteSe dit d’une personne, d’un animal ou d’une chose capable de supporter des conditions difficiles.

The hardy plants survived the harsh winter without any damage.

Les plantes robustes ont survécu à l’hiver rigoureux sans aucun dommage.

Additional translations

endurantEmployé surtout pour une personne capable de supporter la fatigue, les privations ou l’adversité.

rustiqueS’emploie en horticulture pour une plante résistante au froid.

Synonyms

Antonyms

hardynoun

hardies

/ˈhɑːdi/

/ˈhɑrdi/

robusteEmploi nominal rare pour une personne résistante ou endurante.

The hardy explorers set out on their journey through the harsh wilderness.

Les robustes explorateurs sont partis en voyage à travers la nature sauvage et inhospitalière.

Additional translations

outil à corneTerme de forge : outil fixé dans le trou de l’enclume.

rustiquePour une plante capable de supporter de mauvaises conditions de culture.

Definitions

hardyadjective

Capable of enduring difficult conditions; robust.

The hardy plants survived the harsh winter without any damage.

Strong and able to withstand fatigue, hardship, or adverse conditions.

The hardy explorers trekked through the dense jungle for weeks.

(Horticulture) Resistant to cold; able to survive outdoor winter conditions without protection.

Snowdrops are hardy bulbs that bloom even in late winter.

hardynoun

A person who is robust and capable of enduring difficult conditions.

The hardy explorers set out on their journey through the harsh wilderness.

A plant that is able to survive adverse growing conditions.

The gardener chose hardy perennials that could withstand the cold winter months.

A chisel-like tool fixed in an anvil’s hardy hole for cutting and shaping hot metal.

The smith placed the bar over the hardy to cut it to length.