sturdiest

IPA/ˈstɜː.di/
IPA/ˈstɝː.di/

sturdiest — 形容詞

  • sturdiestpositive
  • more sturdiestcomparative
  • most sturdiestsuperlative

1. most solidly built and least likely to break, bend, or suffer damage from heavy

1.形容詞B1
釋義

最堅固的

構造結實,不易損壞或折斷

most solidly built and least likely to break, bend, or suffer damage from heavy use

例句

Felipe bought the sturdiest work boots he could find at the shop.

Felipe 買了店裡能找到的最堅固的工作靴。

the sturdiest + noun (concrete object)

The old wooden table turned out to be the sturdiest piece in the house.

那張舊木桌結果是家裡最堅固的家具。

同義詞
  • strongest

    broader term; covers physical power, taste, emotion, and intensity

  • toughest

    emphasises ability to withstand force or harsh conditions

  • most durable

    stresses resistance to wear over a long period of time

  • most robust

    suggests vigorous, healthy solidity that handles stress well

反義詞
  • flimsiest

    most easily bent or broken; lacking all strength

  • weakest

    least able to support weight or resist force

文法句型

the sturdiest + noun

the sturdiest of + plural noun phrase

用法筆記

Commonly describes furniture, buildings, shoes, containers, and tools. Used only for physical objects.

常見錯誤

This is the most sturdy chair in the room.
This is the sturdiest chair in the room.
💡two-syllable adjectives ending in -y take -ier/-iest, not more/most.

2. most firm and unyielding in attitude, resolve, or support when facing opposition

2.形容詞B2
釋義

最堅定的

立場或態度最不動搖

most firm and unyielding in attitude, resolve, or support when facing opposition

例句

Nora gave the sturdiest defence of the new policy at the town meeting.

Nora 在鎮民大會上對新政策提出了最堅定的辯護。

the sturdiest + abstract noun (defence)

Throughout the crisis, Karim remained the sturdiest voice for calm in the office.

整個危機期間,Karim 一直是辦公室裡最堅定的冷靜聲音。

同義詞
  • firmest

    emphasises steadiness and refusal to shift position

  • most resolute

    formal; stresses determined purpose and unwavering commitment

  • most steadfast

    suggests loyalty and consistency over a long period

反義詞
  • weakest

    least firm in conviction or resolve

文法句型

the sturdiest + noun

the sturdiest of + plural noun phrase

用法筆記

Typically describes abstract qualities: defence, opposition, resistance, support, or determination. Distinguish from sense 1, which applies only to physical objects.

常見錯誤

She was the sturdiest person I knew — she never changed her mind.
She was the most stubborn person I knew
💡she never changed her mind.' — sturdy describes strength of character, not unreasonableness; stubborn implies refusing to change even when wrong.