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robust

/rə(ʊ)ˈbʌst

adjective (robuster, robustest)

1(Of an object) sturdy in construction: a robust metal cabinet...

The wear and tear after twelve weeks of children running, jumping, and rarely standing still further supports Waterson's choice of robust construction elements, hazard signs and protective barriers.
Playing with the values of bookmaking and book arts, he has produced a series of artists’ books robust enough to be handled by the public.
The robust steel and concrete construction and strong geometric forms of the two buildings reinforce their physical relationship.

Synonyms

durable, resilient, tough, hard-wearing, long-lasting, well made;

sturdy, strong, strongly made

1.1Strong and healthy; vigorous: the Caplan family are a robust lot...

Her body, once the robust athletic image of health, now requires a machine to keep it alive.
Mid-summer plantings of short-season tomato cultivars can provide vigorous, robust plants from which to harvest high-quality fruit.
Losey's health, never robust, failed during the production of the film and he died in London on 22 June 1984.

Synonyms

strong, vigorous, sturdy, tough, powerful, powerfully built, solidly built, as strong as a horse/ox, muscular, sinewy, rugged, hardy, strapping, brawny, burly, husky;

healthy, fit, fighting fit, as fit as a fiddle/flea, bursting with health, hale and hearty, hale, hearty, lusty, in fine fettle, in good health, in good shape, in trim, in good trim, aerobicized, able-bodied;

British in rude health

informal beefy, hunky

North American informal buff

US informal jacked

dated stalwart

literary thewy, stark

1.2(Of a system, organization, etc.) able to withstand or overcome adverse conditions: the country’s political system has continued to be robust in spite of its economic problems...

The robust economy has resulted in more than seven million people worldwide now classed as high-net-worth individuals, with assets of $1 million or more.
He adds that the move is justified by a ‘more receptive’ public looking for more upscale choices in today's robust economy.
Dot-com fever and a robust economy had money pouring into the museum from longtime benefactors and new supporters alike.

1.3Uncompromising and forceful: he took quite a robust view of my case...

There will be even less robust debate and argument, as everybody runs scared of being accused of bullying.
We have had a very robust debate this afternoon, and I encourage that.
He advocated theories existence that would be sufficiently robust to reveal the larger patterns of society and do justice to its intricacies and complexities.

2(Of wine or food) strong and rich in flavour or smell: a robust mixture of fish, onions, capers and tomatoes...

Meeting the growing demand for robust cheeses relies on good milk, strong starters and quality flavors.
The specialty cheese segment has played well to consumer desires for foods with more robust and unique flavors.
You're planning a dinner for eight important guests and want the perfect robust red to go with filet mignon.

Synonyms

strong, full-bodied, flavourful, full-flavoured, flavoursome, full of flavour, rich

rare sapid

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Latin robustus 'firm and hard', from robus, earlier form of robur 'oak, strength'.

corroborate from mid 16th century:
If someone corroborates an account or story, the facts are strengthened. Corroborate was first recorded in the sense ‘make physically stronger’ from the Latin verb corroborare ‘strengthen’ from robur ‘strength’ source of robust (mid 16th century).

单词	robust
释义	robust /rə(ʊ)ˈbʌst / adjective (robuster, robustest) 1(Of an object) sturdy in construction: a robust metal cabinet... The wear and tear after twelve weeks of children running, jumping, and rarely standing still further supports Waterson's choice of robust construction elements, hazard signs and protective barriers. Playing with the values of bookmaking and book arts, he has produced a series of artists’ books robust enough to be handled by the public. The robust steel and concrete construction and strong geometric forms of the two buildings reinforce their physical relationship. Synonyms durable, resilient, tough, hard-wearing, long-lasting, well made; sturdy, strong, strongly made 1.1Strong and healthy; vigorous: the Caplan family are a robust lot... Her body, once the robust athletic image of health, now requires a machine to keep it alive. Mid-summer plantings of short-season tomato cultivars can provide vigorous, robust plants from which to harvest high-quality fruit. Losey's health, never robust, failed during the production of the film and he died in London on 22 June 1984. Synonyms strong, vigorous, sturdy, tough, powerful, powerfully built, solidly built, as strong as a horse/ox, muscular, sinewy, rugged, hardy, strapping, brawny, burly, husky; healthy, fit, fighting fit, as fit as a fiddle/flea, bursting with health, hale and hearty, hale, hearty, lusty, in fine fettle, in good health, in good shape, in trim, in good trim, aerobicized, able-bodied; British in rude health informal beefy, hunky North American informal buff US informal jacked dated stalwart literary thewy, stark 1.2(Of a system, organization, etc.) able to withstand or overcome adverse conditions: the country’s political system has continued to be robust in spite of its economic problems... The robust economy has resulted in more than seven million people worldwide now classed as high-net-worth individuals, with assets of $1 million or more. He adds that the move is justified by a ‘more receptive’ public looking for more upscale choices in today's robust economy. Dot-com fever and a robust economy had money pouring into the museum from longtime benefactors and new supporters alike. 1.3Uncompromising and forceful: he took quite a robust view of my case... There will be even less robust debate and argument, as everybody runs scared of being accused of bullying. We have had a very robust debate this afternoon, and I encourage that. He advocated theories existence that would be sufficiently robust to reveal the larger patterns of society and do justice to its intricacies and complexities. 2(Of wine or food) strong and rich in flavour or smell: a robust mixture of fish, onions, capers and tomatoes... Meeting the growing demand for robust cheeses relies on good milk, strong starters and quality flavors. The specialty cheese segment has played well to consumer desires for foods with more robust and unique flavors. You're planning a dinner for eight important guests and want the perfect robust red to go with filet mignon. Synonyms strong, full-bodied, flavourful, full-flavoured, flavoursome, full of flavour, rich rare sapid Origin Mid 16th century: from Latin robustus 'firm and hard', from robus, earlier form of robur 'oak, strength'. corroborate from mid 16th century: If someone corroborates an account or story, the facts are strengthened. Corroborate was first recorded in the sense ‘make physically stronger’ from the Latin verb corroborare ‘strengthen’ from robur ‘strength’ source of robust (mid 16th century). Rhymes adjust, august, bust, combust, crust, dust, encrust, entrust, gust, just, lust, mistrust, must, rust, thrust, trust, undiscussed
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