sturdy in Japanese
sturdy in Japanese is 丈夫, 頑丈 — sturdy means strongly built and unlikely to break or give way.
sturdy in Japanese
丈夫
Pronounced: jōbu
Of firm build; stiff; stout; strong.
頑丈
Pronounced: ganjō
Of firm build; stiff; stout; strong.
What does "sturdy" mean?
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adj Strongly built and unlikely to break or give way.
"They needed a sturdy ladder to reach the roof."
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adj Firm and resolute in character.
"She gave a sturdy defense of her position under questioning."
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sturdy in a sentence
- They needed a sturdy ladder to reach the roof.
- The old bridge still looks remarkably sturdy after a century.
- She gave a sturdy defense of her position under questioning.
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What is "sturdy" in Japanese?
"sturdy" in Japanese is 丈夫, 頑丈. sturdy means: Strongly built and unlikely to break or give way.
How do you pronounce 丈夫?
"sturdy" in Japanese is 丈夫, pronounced "jōbu".
How do you use "sturdy" in a sentence?
Example: "They needed a sturdy ladder to reach the roof." In Japanese, "sturdy" is 丈夫, 頑丈.
Are there other ways to say "sturdy" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "sturdy": 丈夫, 頑丈.
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