/sɔ.lid/
Translation
solid, sturdy
Word origin
From Latin solidus ('firm, dense, whole'). The same word gave the late Roman gold coin the solidus, and through it the English words soldier and solder.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- solidus
- English cognates
- solid, consolidate, solder
Grammar
Examples
Cette .
This table is old but still very sturdy.
arguments .
We need stronger arguments.
L' .
Water becomes solid at zero degrees.
, .
Take sturdy shoes, the path is bad.
bâti .
They built a solid friendship in a few months.
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