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robust in Russian

robust in Russian is кре́пкий, здоро́вый — robust means strong and healthy, or built to handle stress and hard use without breaking down.

robust in Russian

кре́пкий
adj
Pronounced: krepkiy
Evincing strength and health; strong; (often, especially) both large and healthy#Adjective.
здоро́вый
adj
Pronounced: zdorovyy
Evincing strength and health; strong; (often, especially) both large and healthy#Adjective.

What does "robust" mean?

  1. adj Strong and healthy, or built to handle stress and hard use without breaking down.
    "The bridge was designed with a robust steel frame to survive earthquakes."
  2. adj Able to keep working properly even when conditions change or something goes wrong.
    "The software needs a more robust error-handling system before launch."
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robust in a sentence

  • The bridge was designed with a robust steel frame to survive earthquakes.
  • Despite his age, he remained remarkably robust.
  • The software needs a more robust error-handling system before launch.

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What is "robust" in Russian?

"robust" in Russian is кре́пкий, здоро́вый. robust means: Strong and healthy, or built to handle stress and hard use without breaking down.

How do you pronounce кре́пкий?

"robust" in Russian is кре́пкий, pronounced "krepkiy".

How do you use "robust" in a sentence?

Example: "The bridge was designed with a robust steel frame to survive earthquakes." In Russian, "robust" is кре́пкий, здоро́вый.

Are there other ways to say "robust" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "robust": кре́пкий, здоро́вый.

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