sturdily


stur·dy

S0827900 (stûr′dē)adj. stur·di·er, stur·di·est 1. Having or showing rugged physical strength or robust health: a sturdy lifeguard; a sturdy build.2. Substantially made or built; able to withstand stress or rough use: a sturdy ladder; sturdy boots.3. Marked by resoluteness or determination; firm: sturdy resistance.n. See gid.
[Middle English, fierce, valiant, disobedient, strong, from Old French estourdi, dazed, reckless, from past participle of estourdir, to stun, perhaps from Vulgar Latin *exturdīre, to be or act drunk like a thrush that has eaten fermented grapes or berries : Latin ex-, intensive pref.; see ex- + Latin turdus, thrush.]
stur′di·ly adv.stur′di·ness n.
Thesaurus
Adv.1.sturdily - in a sturdy manner; "feet sturdily apart"
Translations
坚强地

sturdy

(ˈstəːdi) adjective1. strong and healthy. He is small but sturdy. 強健的 强健的2. firm and well-made. sturdy furniture. 堅實的 坚实的ˈsturdily adverb 堅強地 坚强地ˈsturdiness noun 強健 强健