strong

๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ /strษ”หล‹/ ๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡ง /strษ’ล‹/
Frequency
Difficulty
Tags TOP500Oxford3000CEFR-B1
adjective
A1

having a lot of physical power

He is strong and can lift heavy boxes.

A2

having great power

The sun is strong at noon.

A2

having a powerful effect

Her words made a strong impact.

A2

having a lot of power or influence

We need a strong leader.

R

people who are rich or powerful

The strong often have more opportunities.

B1

difficult to attack or criticize

His argument is strong and clear.

B1

very powerful and difficult to resist

The desire to help was strong.

B1

very powerful

She has strong opinions on this topic.

R

holding an opinion or belief very seriously

He is a strong supporter of the plan.

B1

easy to see, hear, or feel

He has a strong voice.

B1

having a lot of taste

This cheese has a strong flavor.

B1

containing a lot of a substance

She drinks strong coffee every morning.

B1

not easily broken

This rope is strong and reliable.

B1

not easily upset or influenced

She remains strong under pressure.

B2

likely to succeed or happen

There is a strong chance of rain.

B2

existing for a long time and working well

They have a strong friendship.

B2

having a high or increasing value

The economy shows strong growth.

R

in a safe financial position

The company is strong financially.

R

good at something

Writing is her strong skill.

R

great in number

There was a strong turnout at the event.

R

used after numbers to show group size

The team is 20 strong.

R

not easily affected by disease

He has a strong immune system.

R

having a lot of force, often offensive

The film contains strong language.

R

forming past tense by changing a vowel

Sing is a strong verb.

R

used to describe stressed pronunciation

And has a strong form.

translation

adj. having a lot of physical power; having great power; having a powerful effect; having a lot of power or influence; people who are rich or powerful; difficult to attack or criticize; very powerful and difficult to resist; very powerful; holding an opinion or belief very seriously; easy to see, hear, or feel; having a lot of taste; containing a lot of a substance; not easily broken; not easily upset or influenced; likely to succeed or happen; existing for a long time and working well; having a high or increasing value; in a safe financial position; good at something; great in number; used after numbers to show group size; not easily affected by disease; having a lot of force, often offensive; forming past tense by changing a vowel; used to describe stressed pronunciation

Word Forms

Comparative stronger
Superlative strongest

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