| 词汇 | hardily |
| 释义 | hardily adverb uk /ˈhɑː.dəl.i/ us /ˈhɑːr.dəl.i/ (of plants) in a way that shows the ability to live through the winter without protection from the weather: This kind of plant can thrive hardily even in colder climates. in a way that shows the strength to bear extreme conditions or difficult situations: The soldiers hardily trekked across the shallow, muddy river. Related word hardy The herb garden stayed hardily alive through the long winter and thrived again in the summer. The band's popularity has hardily endured, and fifty years later, young listeners still look for their songs. She had lived hardily through many Canadian winters, so a sudden cold snap didn't faze her. Physically strong and powerful (as) tough as old bootsidiom beefy billy-o brute brute forcephrase bulletproof indestructibly industrial-strength intensely invincible invincibly ruggedly shatterproof shockproof sinewy souped-up stalwart violent washboard stomach with a vengeanceidiom You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Plants & animals - general words |
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