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strong
/strɒŋ/ adjectiveTranslation
PHYSICALLY POWERFUL › A strong person or animal is physically powerful.
güçlü, kuvvetli
Are you strong enough to lift this table on your own?19151916NOT BREAK › A strong object does not break easily or can support heavy things.
sağlam, dayanıklı, güçlü
a strong box/chair1916QUALITY › of a good quality or level and likely to be successful
iyi, güçlü, kuvvetli, şansı yüksek
a strong competitor/team a strong economy2444FEELING › A strong feeling, belief, or opinion is felt in a very deep and serious way.
güçlü, kaliteli, başarılı, mükemmel
a strong sense of pride19152126NOTICEABLE › If a taste, smell, etc is strong, it is very noticeable.
keskin, farkedilebilen, güçlü
There's a strong smell of burning.1915PERSONALITY › If a person or their personality is strong, they are confident and able to deal with problems well.
güçlü, kişilikli, kuvvetli, kendinden emin, gözükara, azimli
19172303ALCOHOL › containing a lot of alcohol
(içki) sert, koyu, demli
a strong drink19151965RELATIONSHIP › If a friendship, relationship, etc is strong, it is likely to last for a long time.
sağlam, güçlü, kuvvetli
2292 strong chance/possibility, etc › something that is very likely to happen
kuvvetli olasılık/şans
There's a strong possibility of rain this afternoon.1757 strong opposition/support, etc › a lot of opposition/support, etc
güçlü muhalefet/destek
191519161797 strong language › words that some people might consider to be offensive
kaba/sert dil; kaba sözcükler
1176 sb's strong point › something that someone is very good at
en güçlü noktası; en iyi olduğu konu
Cooking is not my strong point.1745 be still going strong › continuing to be successful after a long time
hâlâ dimdik ayakta olmak, etkin olmak; cami yıkılmış ama mihrap yerinde olmak
1916(Definition of strong adjective from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
© Cambridge University Press)
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