- adj. 固体的；实心的；结实的；可靠的
- n. 固体；立体图形
- adv. 一致地
- 固体的 not needing a container to hold its shape; not liquid or gas
- 实心的 having an inside filled up; not hollow
- 结实的,稳定的 made of close and tightly packed material; compact
- 可靠的 that may be depended on; secure
- 纯粹的,纯质的,纯色的 completely of the stated substance, especially a metal or colour and not mixed with others
- 连续的 without spaces or breaks; continuous
- [C] 固体 a solid object; sth that does not flow
matter that is solid at room temperature and pressure
the state in which a substance has no tendency to flow under moderate stress; resists forces (such as compression) that tend to deform it; and retains a definite size and shape
a three-dimensional shape
characterized by good substantial quality;
"a solid base hit"
of definite shape and volume; firm; neither liquid nor gaseous;
"ice is water in the solid state"
entirely of one substance with no holes inside;
"a solid block of wood"
of one substance or character throughout;
"carved out of solid rock"
uninterrupted in space; having no gaps or breaks;
"a solid line across the page"
"solid sheets of water"
providing abundant nourishment;
"a hearty meal"
"good solid food"
"ate a substantial breakfast"
"four square meals a day"
of good quality and condition; solidly built;
"a solid foundation"
"several substantial timber buildings"
not soft or yielding to pressure;
"a firm mattress"
"the snow was firm underfoot"
having three dimensions;
"a solid object"
impenetrable for the eye;
"the bank is solid and will survive this attack"
of a substantial character and not frivolous or superficial;
"work of solid scholarship"
"based on solid facts"
meriting respect or esteem;
"an upstanding member of the community"
of the same color throughout;
acting together as a single undiversified whole;
"a solid voting bloc"
- Ice is water in solid state.
- In fact, it was originally a solid rock.
- All these have laid a solid political foundation for consolidated national unity.
- You should present solid evidence to prove your point.
- Water becomes solid when it freezes.
- A cube is a solid.
- Ice is water in a solid state.
- Water in a solid state is ice.
- My father is so ill that he can't eat solid food.
- This old house has a very solid foundation.
- He had a solid excuse for being absent.
- My father is a solid member of the community.
- This is a solid hiding-place.
- These are solid silver plates.
- The curtains are solid blue.
- A solid foot contains 1728 solid inches.1
- She put in a solid week on an editorial.
- A bar of iron is solid; a pipe is hollow.
- The tyres of the earliest cars were solid.
- The foundation of the old house is still solid.
- The citadel was solid.
- His place in history is now solid.
- His shackles were solid.
- The strike was 100 per cent solid.
- The members were solid against the idea.
- Make the windows solid before leaving the house.
- The surf had pounded the beach solid, so it was easy to walk on.
- Iron, wood and ice are solid.
- A dice is a solid.
- Milk solids include salts, protein and sugar.
- He is still too ill to take solids.
Make the transition from milk to solids..the most natural thing.出自：Mother Baby
Mr Fawcett introduced the..improvement of casting the guns solid and boring them.出自： P. Barry
- solid用作形容词,可作“固体的”“结实的”“实心的”解; 也可作“可靠的”“纯质的,纯色的”解; 还可作“连续的”解。
- solid, firm, hard
- firm指组织与构造是坚韧的,不容易因拉伸、弯曲而变形,暗示稳定或坚固; hard指厚实或坚硬,能抵抗压力,几乎不能压缩、拉伸或挖掘或极度执著,有顽固之意; solid指结构很坚固,密度一致,有很强的稳定性,能抵抗任何压力。例如:
- I took a firm hold on the rope.我牢牢地抓住了绳子。
- The ground was too hard to dig.这块地太硬没法挖。
- The buildings are surrounded with solid walls.这座建筑周围用坚硬的墙围着。
- ☆ 1391年进入英语，直接源自古法语的solide，意为坚定，凝固，浓缩；最初源自拉丁语的solidus，意为坚古，整体。