英语词汇“solid”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

solidadjective

uk/ˈsɒl.ɪd/us/ˈsɑː.lɪd/

solid adjective (HARD)

B2 hard or firm, keeping a clear shape:

solid ground

a solid object

a solid structure

B2 completely hard or firm all through an object, or without any spaces or holes:

solid rock

a solid oak table

solid doors/walls

a solid line of traffic

The lecture hall was packed solid (with students).

C1 A solid metal or colour is pure and does not have anything else mixed together with it:

solid gold/silver candlesticks

a white rose on a solid blue background

More examples

solid wooden doors
The ground was frozen solid.
There's a solid oak floor.
The construction should be sturdy and solid.
The railway was built on a bed of solid rock.

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Hard and firm

(as) stiff/straight as a ramrod idiom
adamantine
cast iron
crisp
crispy
crunchy
fossilized
hard
harden
horny
ossification
ossify
petrified
ramrod
stiff
stiffly
stiffness
temper
tense
unyielding

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Chemistry: metals & metalworking

Monochrome & multi-coloured

solid adjective (NOT LIQUID/GAS)

C1 not liquid or gas:

Liquid and solid waste is collected in the tank.

Freeze the mixture for about three hours or so until solid.

Solid food is not in liquid form, especially when given to babies or people who are ill:

That rice pudding was the first solid food he's eaten since his operation.

More examples

Wax passes from solid to liquid when you heat it.
The first solid food she gave her baby was puréed carrot.

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Physics: the state of matter

absorbency
acid
acidic
filtrate
granulated
gritty
heavy water
limy
molten
neutral
non-flammable
permeability
plasma
powder
powdered
pressurized
runny
slurry
sulphur
thin

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Various qualities of food

solid adjective (CERTAIN)

C2 certain or safe; of a good standard; giving confidence or support:

This provided solid evidence that he committed the crime.

The drama course gives students a solid grounding in the basic techniques of acting.

More examples

This theory needs to be backed up with solid empirical data.
We should be basing our decisions on solid facts, not inclinations and hunches.
It seems like a very solid marriage.
Financially the club is very solid.
Both teams delivered solid performances.

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Certainty

(as) clear as day idiom
(as) sure as eggs is eggs idiom
and that's flat! idiom
assured
assuredly
bet
consider it done idiom
cut and dried
decided
decidedly
definite
dispute
doubt
mistake
natch
pronounced
proof positive
seal
set/put the seal on sth idiom
shadow

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solid adjective (CONTINUOUS)

continuing for a period of time without stopping:

I slept for eleven solid hours.

The hotel was booked solid all of December.

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Continuous & permanent

abiding
ad infinitum
around-the-clock
be
bounce
ceaseless
fluidity
here to stay idiom
immanent
imperishable
incessant
indelible
inextinguishable
nagging
perpetuity
persistence
persistent
round-the-clock
seamless
trot

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solidnoun

uk/ˈsɒl.ɪd/us/ˈsɑː.lɪd/

solid noun (OBJECT)

[ C ] specialized mathematics an object that has a height, width, and length, and is not flat:

A cube and a pyramid are both solids.

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Geometrical shapes

-cornered
-dimensional
circular
cuboid
cylinder
cylindrical
dome
hexagon
incongruent
isometric
lozenge
octagon
oval
ovoid
parallelogram
polygon
quadrilateral
rhombus
spherical
triangle

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solid noun (NOT LIQUID/GAS)

[ C ] a substance that is not liquid or gas

[ C usually plural ] a food not in liquid form

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Physics: the state of matter

absorbency
acid
acidic
filtrate
granulated
gritty
heavy water
limy
molten
neutral
non-flammable
permeability
plasma
powder
powdered
pressurized
runny
slurry
sulphur
thin

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Food - general words

单词	solid
释义	Contents adjective (4) solid (HARD) solid (NOT LIQUID/GAS) solid (CERTAIN) solid (CONTINUOUS) noun (2) solid (OBJECT) solid (NOT LIQUID/GAS) Contents adjective (4) solid (FIRM/NOT LIQUID) solid (DENSE) solid (STRONG) solid (CERTAIN) noun (2) solid (SHAPE) solid (FOOD) adverb (1) solid (DENSE) English American Business solidadjective uk/ˈsɒl.ɪd/us/ˈsɑː.lɪd/ solid adjective (HARD) B2 hard or firm, keeping a clear shape: solid ground a solid object a solid structure B2 completely hard or firm all through an object, or without any spaces or holes: solid rock a solid oak table solid doors/walls a solid line of traffic The lecture hall was packed solid (with students). C1 A solid metal or colour is pure and does not have anything else mixed together with it: solid gold/silver candlesticks a white rose on a solid blue background More examples solid wooden doors The ground was frozen solid. There's a solid oak floor. The construction should be sturdy and solid. The railway was built on a bed of solid rock. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Hard and firm (as) stiff/straight as a ramrod idiom adamantine cast iron crisp crispy crunchy fossilized hard harden horny ossification ossify petrified ramrod stiff stiffly stiffness temper tense unyielding See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Chemistry: metals & metalworking Monochrome & multi-coloured solid adjective (NOT LIQUID/GAS) C1 not liquid or gas: Liquid and solid waste is collected in the tank. Freeze the mixture for about three hours or so until solid. Solid food is not in liquid form, especially when given to babies or people who are ill: That rice pudding was the first solid food he's eaten since his operation. More examples Wax passes from solid to liquid when you heat it. The first solid food she gave her baby was puréed carrot. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Physics: the state of matter absorbency acid acidic filtrate granulated gritty heavy water limy molten neutral non-flammable permeability plasma powder powdered pressurized runny slurry sulphur thin See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Various qualities of food solid adjective (CERTAIN) C2 certain or safe; of a good standard; giving confidence or support: This provided solid evidence that he committed the crime. The drama course gives students a solid grounding in the basic techniques of acting. More examples This theory needs to be backed up with solid empirical data. We should be basing our decisions on solid facts, not inclinations and hunches. It seems like a very solid marriage. Financially the club is very solid. Both teams delivered solid performances. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Certainty (as) clear as day idiom (as) sure as eggs is eggs idiom and that's flat! idiom assured assuredly bet consider it done idiom cut and dried decided decidedly definite dispute doubt mistake natch pronounced proof positive seal set/put the seal on sth idiom shadow See more results » solid adjective (CONTINUOUS) continuing for a period of time without stopping: I slept for eleven solid hours. The hotel was booked solid all of December. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Continuous & permanent abiding ad infinitum around-the-clock be bounce ceaseless fluidity here to stay idiom immanent imperishable incessant indelible inextinguishable nagging perpetuity persistence persistent round-the-clock seamless trot See more results » solidnoun uk/ˈsɒl.ɪd/us/ˈsɑː.lɪd/ solid noun (OBJECT) [ C ] specialized mathematics an object that has a height, width, and length, and is not flat: A cube and a pyramid are both solids. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Geometrical shapes -cornered -dimensional circular cuboid cylinder cylindrical dome hexagon incongruent isometric lozenge octagon oval ovoid parallelogram polygon quadrilateral rhombus spherical triangle See more results » solid noun (NOT LIQUID/GAS) [ C ] a substance that is not liquid or gas [ C usually plural ] a food not in liquid form Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Physics: the state of matter absorbency acid acidic filtrate granulated gritty heavy water limy molten neutral non-flammable permeability plasma powder powdered pressurized runny slurry sulphur thin See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Food - general words solidadjective us/ˈsɑl·ɪd/ solid adjective (FIRM/NOT LIQUID) having a fixed shape that cannot be changed easily: After flying all night, he was glad to be on solid ground. chemistry A substance that is solid is not a liquid or a gas. solid adjective (DENSE) completely packed with material; not hollow: solid rock a solid oak table A solid metal or color is pure and does not have anything else mixed together with it: solid gold a solid blue background solid adjective (STRONG) (of objects) made in a way that is strong, or (of a person) strong: It’s a solid house. David has a solid, muscular body. solid adjective (CERTAIN) being of a good quality that can be trusted; certain or safe: All the performers showed solid musicianship and technique. Relations between them are based on a solid foundation of friendship and trust. solidnoun [ C ] solid noun [ C ] (SHAPE) geometry /ˈsɑl·ɪd/an object with three dimensions (= height, width, and length): A cube is a solid. solid noun [ C ] (FOOD) us/ˈsɑl·əd/a food that is not liquid: After the operation, Mrs. Groncki couldn’t eat solids. solidadverb [ not gradable ] us/ˈsɑl·əd/ solid adverb [ not gradable ] (DENSE) with no openings; full: He has 54 tin boxes, packed solid with baseball cards. solidadjective uk/ˈsɒlɪd/us of a good standard: The bank has reported solid earnings for the year.
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solidadjective

solid adjective (HARD)

solid adjective (NOT LIQUID/GAS)

solid adjective (CERTAIN)

solid adjective (CONTINUOUS)

solidnoun

solid noun (OBJECT)

solid noun (NOT LIQUID/GAS)

solidadjective

solid adjective (FIRM/NOT LIQUID)

solid adjective (DENSE)

solid adjective (STRONG)

solid adjective (CERTAIN)

solidnoun [ C ]

solid noun [ C ] (SHAPE)

solid noun [ C ] (FOOD)

solidadverb [ not gradable ]

solid adverb [ not gradable ] (DENSE)

solidadjective