CEFR B1

solid

adjective

Meaning

Having a firm, stable structure; not liquid or gas.

Examples

The table was made of solid oak.
The ice cream was too solid to scoop.

Synonyms: firm, stable, dense, unwavering

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solid (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈsɒlɪd/

Definition

Having a firm, stable structure; not liquid or gas.

Examples

The table was made of solid oak.
The ice cream was too solid to scoop.
He has a solid understanding of the subject.

How to Use solid

solid understanding (collocation): A deep and thorough comprehension of a subject. — "She has a solid understanding of calculus."
solid support (collocation): Strong and reliable backing or assistance. — "The proposal received solid support from the committee."
solid state (collocation): Referring to electronic devices that use semiconductor devices to control electric current. — "Modern computers use solid-state drives for faster performance."

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