Solid Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈsɑɫəd/

SAH-lid

UK

/sˈɒlɪd/

SO-lid

التعريف

Something solid is firm and not soft, hollow, or liquid. It can also describe something strong, reliable, or good enough in quality.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Common in both physical and abstract meanings: 'solid wood', 'solid evidence', 'a solid plan', 'a solid performance'. In informal speech, 'solid' often means simply good or dependable, not amazing. Do not confuse it with only the science meaning of 'solid' as the opposite of liquid or gas.

• Spanish: sólido - macizo - firme
• Portuguese (BR): sólido - firme - maciço
• Portuguese (PT): sólido - maciço - firme
• Chinese (Simplified): 固体的 - 坚固的 - 扎实的
• Chinese (Traditional): 固體的 - 堅固的 - 扎實的
• Hindi: ठोस - मज़बूत - पक्का
• Arabic: صلب - متين - قوي
• Bengali: কঠিন - দৃঢ় - নির্ভরযোগ্য
• Russian: твёрдый - прочный - надёжный
• Japanese: 固体 - 頑丈な - しっかりした
• Vietnamese: rắn - vững chắc - chắc chắn
• Korean: 고체 - 견고한 - 믿을 만한
• Turkish: katı - sağlam - güvenilir
• Urdu: ٹھوس - مضبوط - قابلِ اعتماد
• Indonesian: padat - kokoh - andal

جمل نموذجية

This table is made of solid wood.

basic

Ice is water in a solid form.

basic

She did a solid job on the project.

basic

We need solid evidence before we make a decision.

natural

His new album is solid, even if it is not his best.

natural

We have a solid plan, so I am not too worried.

natural