Pronunciation

/streŋkθ/

Definitions

Noun

• Strength: The quality or power of being able to withstand force, pressure, or difficulty. For example: “He has physical strength to lift heavy weights.”
• Endurance: The ability to sustain physical or mental effort over a long period. For example: “Her mental strength allowed her to endure the long journey.”
• Capacity: The ability to hold or contain something, often referring to emotional or intellectual capacity. For example: “The book’s depth showed its author’s intellectual strength.”

Verb

• To strengthen: To make something stronger, either physically or metaphorically. For example: “Regular exercise strengthens your muscles.”
• To fortify: To make something more robust or secure. For example: “The government fortified their border security.”

Adjective

• Strong: Having a high degree of power, intensity, or effectiveness. For example: “A strong coffee can提振精神。”
• Robust: Healthy and able to withstand adversity or stress. For example: “A robust immune system keeps diseases at bay.”

Phrases

• “Build up one’s strength” means to improve physical or mental fitness.
• “Show strength in difficult situations” implies demonstrating resilience or courage under pressure.
• “Strength in numbers” refers to the advantage gained by having a large group or support.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “His strength allowed him to complete the marathon.”
• Verb: “She decided to strengthen her willpower through daily meditation.”
• Adjective: “The new policy is expected to be a strong deterrent against crime.”

Synonyms

• Power
• Sturdiness
• Solidity
• Vigor
• Potency
• Robustness
• Resilience
• Capability