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/ˈstɜːdi/
US
/ˈstɜrdi/
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sturdy
adjective
sturdier
Comp.
sturdiest
Super.
UK
/ˈstɜːdi/
US
/ˈstɜrdi/
ferme
Au sens figuré : déterminé, inébranlable.
She remained sturdy in her beliefs despite the criticism.
Elle est restée ferme dans ses convictions malgré les critiques.
robuste
The sturdy table withstood the weight of the heavy books.
La table robuste a supporté le poids des gros livres.
Additional translations
résolu
Au sens figuré, plus soutenu.
solide
Se dit d’un objet ou d’une construction.
Synonyms
strong
robust
durable
solid
tough
resilient
hardy
well-built
Antonyms
fragile
weak
unstable
sturdy
noun
UK
/ˈstɜː.di/
US
/ˈstɝː.di/
Veterinary usage: a parasitic disease of sheep and goats
coenurose
Terme vétérinaire.
The farmer lost several lambs to sturdy last winter.
L’éleveur a perdu plusieurs agneaux à cause de la coenurose l’hiver dernier.
Definitions
sturdy
adjective
Strongly and solidly built; robust.
The sturdy table withstood the weight of the heavy books.
Having or showing determination; resolute.
She remained sturdy in her beliefs despite the criticism.
sturdy
noun
A parasitic disease of sheep and goats, affecting the brain and caused by the larval stage of certain tapeworms; gid.
The farmer lost several lambs to sturdy last winter.
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