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strong
A1
adjective
Usage:
90%
powerful, tough
Translation: powerful, tough
Pronunciation: /strɒŋ/
Meaning: Having great physical power or strength.

Strong means having a lot of physical power. When you are strong, you can lift or carry heavy things easily.

He is very strong and can lift heavy boxes.

She has strong arms from exercise every day.

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A2
adjective
Usage:
85%
intense, powerful
Translation: intense, powerful
Pronunciation: /strɒŋ/
Meaning: Having a lot of force, intensity, or effect.

Strong can describe things like wind, sounds, or feelings that are very powerful or intense. It means they have a big effect or are very forceful.

The wind is strong today and blows hard.

She has a strong voice and can be heard well.

3
B1
adjective
Usage:
70%
skilled, effective
Translation: skilled, effective
Pronunciation: /strɒŋ/
Meaning: Having a lot of ability or skill in a particular area.

Strong can mean someone is very good or skilled in something. It shows they have great ability or talent in a subject or activity.

She is strong in math and solves problems fast.

He is strong at sports and wins many games.

4
B1
adjective
Usage:
75%
intense, rich
Translation: intense, rich
Pronunciation: /strɒŋ/
Meaning: Having a high degree of a noticeable quality, such as flavor, smell, or color.

Strong is used to describe things like food, drink, or smells that have a powerful or rich flavor or scent. It means they are easy to notice.

This coffee has a strong taste and is very bitter.

The perfume has a strong smell that lasts long.

5
B2
adjective
Usage:
65%
stable, secure
Translation: stable, secure
Pronunciation: /strɒŋ/
Meaning: Having a firm or secure structure that can resist force or pressure.

Strong describes things that are made well or are built to last. They can hold weight or withstand pressure without breaking.

The strong bridge holds many cars safely.

The table is strong and does not break easily.

6
B2
adjective
Usage:
70%
convincing, forceful
Translation: convincing, forceful
Pronunciation: /strɒŋ/
Meaning: Having a powerful effect on opinions or emotions; convincing.

Strong can mean something that affects people’s thoughts or feelings deeply. It often shows a clear or convincing case or deep emotions.

She made a strong argument in the meeting.

They have strong feelings about the new law.

7
B2
adjective
Usage:
60%
potent, alcoholic
Translation: potent, alcoholic
Pronunciation: /strɒŋ/
Meaning: Having a high amount of alcohol or concentration in a drink or solution.

Strong describes drinks or liquids with a high amount of alcohol or a strong chemical concentration. It means the drink or substance is powerful.

This wine is strong and tastes very alcoholic.

The medicine has a strong chemical smell.

8
B2
adjective
Usage:
75%
loyal, committed
Translation: loyal, committed
Pronunciation: /strɒŋ/
Meaning: Firmly supporting a particular opinion, group, or belief.

Strong can describe someone who is loyal or very committed to an idea or group. It means they support it firmly and clearly.

She is a strong supporter of the team.

He has strong beliefs about fairness for all.

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