Hale Meaning in English
word
/ˈheɪɫ/
HAYL
/hˈeɪl/
HAYL
释义
Healthy and strong, especially used to describe elderly people who are in good physical condition.
用法与细微差别
"Hale" is formal and somewhat old-fashioned. Most common in the phrase "hale and hearty." Rarely used for young people.
Spanish: sano - robustoPortuguese (BR): são - robustoPortuguese (PT): são - robustoChinese (Simplified): 健壮的 - 健康的Chinese (Traditional): 健壯的 - 健康的Hindi: स्वस्थ - ताकतवरArabic: سليم - قوي البنيةBengali: সবল - সুস্থRussian: крепкий - здоровый (о пожилых)Japanese: 元気な（特に高齢者）- 健康なVietnamese: khỏe mạnh (đặc biệt người lớn tuổi)Korean: 건강한 (특히 노인에게)Turkish: sağlıklı - dinç (özellikle yaşlılar için)Urdu: تندرست - صحت مند (خاص طور پر بزرگوں کے لیے)Indonesian: khoẻ mạnh (đặc biệt cho người già)
例句
My grandfather is hale for his age.
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She remained hale even in her eighties.
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The doctor said he is hale and hearty.
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Despite his age, my uncle is still hale and goes hiking every weekend.
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People were surprised to see the hale old woman lifting heavy boxes.
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You wouldn’t believe he’s ninety; he’s so hale!
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