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1 прочно построенный
General subject: stoutly built, sturdily constructedУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > прочно построенный
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2 прочной конструкции
1) Architecture: of strong design2) Mining: sturdily constructedУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > прочной конструкции
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3 solide
I Adj.1. (stabil) Mauern, Material etc.: solid, robust, strong; Schuhe: sturdy, strong; solide Möbel (good,) solid ( oder sturdy) furniture2. (fundiert) Verhältnisse, Ausbildung, Kenntnisse: sound; Grundlage: firm, sound; eine solide Arbeit a sound piece of work; (Möbelstück etc.) auch a good, solid piece of workmanship; eine solide Mahlzeit a good square meal3. (anständig, seriös) Person: respectable; Firma: auch sound, reputable; Preise: reasonable; er ist solide geworden he’s become a respectable citizen, he’s settled down; solider Lebenswandel solid, respectable lifestyleII Adv.2. ganz solide leben live a solid and respectable life* * *substantial; steady; strong; solid; sound; reasonable* * *so|li|de [zo'liːdə]1. adjHaus, Möbel etc solid, sturdy; Arbeit, Wissen, Mechaniker, Politik, Basis, Finanzen sound; Ausbildung sound, solid; Mensch, Leben, Lokal respectable; Firma, Mehrheit solid; Preise reasonable2. adv1)(= untadelig)
solíde leben — to lead a well-ordered life2)(= stabil)
solíde gebaut — solidly builtsolíde konstruiert — well-constructed
3) (= gründlich) arbeiten thoroughlysolíde ausgebildet — well-trained
4) (= überzeugend) begründen solidlysolíde argumentieren — to have well-founded arguments
* * *1) (firmly; strongly: solidly-built houses.) solidly2) (full; thorough: a sound basic training.) sound* * *so·lid[zoˈli:t]so·li·de[zoˈli:də]I. adj1. (haltbar, fest) solid\solidee Kleidung durable [or hard-wearing] clothes npl\solidees Möbel solid [or sturdy] furniture2. (fundiert) sound, thorougheine \solidee Ausbildung a sound education3. (untadelig) respectable, steady-goingein \solidees Leben a steady lifeII. adv1. (haltbar, fest)\solide gebaut solidly constructed2. (untadelig) respectably\solide leben to lead a steady life, to live respectably* * *1.1) solid <rock, wood, house>; sturdy <shoes, shed, material, fabric>; solid, sturdy < furniture>; [good-]quality < goods>2) (gut fundiert) sound <work, workmanship, education, knowledge>; solid <firm, business>3) (anständig) respectable <person, life, occupation, profession>2.2) (gut fundiert) soundly <educated, constructed>3) (anständig) < live> respectably, steadily* * *A. adjsolide Möbel (good,) solid ( oder sturdy) furnitureeine solide Arbeit a sound piece of work; (Möbelstück etc) auch a good, solid piece of workmanship;eine solide Mahlzeit a good square mealer ist solide geworden he’s become a respectable citizen, he’s settled down;solider Lebenswandel solid, respectable lifestyleB. adv1. (stabil)solide gebaut well-built, solidly built2.ganz solide leben live a solid and respectable life* * *1.1) solid <rock, wood, house>; sturdy <shoes, shed, material, fabric>; solid, sturdy < furniture>; [good-]quality < goods>2) (gut fundiert) sound <work, workmanship, education, knowledge>; solid <firm, business>3) (anständig) respectable <person, life, occupation, profession>2.2) (gut fundiert) soundly <educated, constructed>3) (anständig) < live> respectably, steadily* * *adj.solid adj.steady adj. adv.solidly adv. -
4 прочно
•The core support is mounted firmly on the tank floor.
•The controller is robustly (or ruggedly) constructed.
•The races are held securely in place.
•The centrepieces securely hold the top and bottom jaw sections.
•Strongly constructed buildings...
•A hobbing press is more sturdily built than ordinary presses.
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