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firmness

/furm/US // fɜrm //UK // (fɜːm) //

稳固性,坚固性,坚定性,坚固

Related Words

tough艰难的,艰难,坚韧,坚韧的sturdy强壮的,坚固的,结实的,坚固solid固体,坚实的,实体,扎实hard艰苦,艰难的,艰难,艰苦的unyielding不屈不挠,不屈不挠的,坚忍不拔,坚韧不拔substantial巨大的,丰富的内容,庞大的,丰富的rigid刚性,僵化,刚性的,僵硬的thick浓密的,浓厚的,浓重的,浓密stiff僵硬的,坚硬的,僵硬,坚硬tenacious坚韧,坚韧不拔,顽强,坚韧的unshakable不动摇,不可动摇,坚定不移,不可动摇的steady稳重,稳健,稳固,平稳fast快速,迅速,快速的,快tight紧,紧密,严格,紧张robust强大的,健壮的,健全的,健壮strong强大的,强有力,强壮的,强壮flat平坦的,平地,平坦,平的unwavering坚定不移,坚定不移的,坚定不移地,不动摇的adamant坚定不移地,坚定不移的,坚定不移,坚定的unflinching坚定不移,坚定不移地,坚定不移的,坚定不移地进行

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1

    firm·er, firm·est.

    • : not soft or yielding when pressed; comparatively solid, hard, stiff, or rigid: firm ground; firm texture.
    • : securely fixed in place.
    • : not shaking or trembling; steady: a firm voice.
    • : not likely to change; fixed; settled; unalterable: a firm belief.
    • : steadfast or unwavering, as persons or principles: firm friends.
    • : indicating firmness or determination: a firm expression.
    • : not fluctuating much or falling, as prices, values, etc.: The stock market was firm today.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to make firm; tighten or strengthen: to firm up one's hold on something.
    • : to steady or fix: to firm up prices.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to become firm or fixed: Butter firms by churning.
    • : to recover; become stronger, as after a decline: Stock prices firmed again today.
adv.副词 adverb
  1. 1

    firm·er, firm·est.

    • : firmly: He stood firm.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounimmovability
Synonyms
durability耐用性,耐久性,耐用,耐用性方面soundness稳健性,健全性,健全,稳健steadiness稳健性,稳健,坚定性,稳重solidity稳固性,坚固性,坚实性,团结stability稳定性,稳定,稳定的,稳固性strength强度,力量,实力,优势substantiality实质性,实物,实体,实质性的tautness绷紧,绷紧度,绷紧性,紧实度tension紧张,张力,紧张局势,紧张关系tightness密封性,密性,紧缩性,密集性
nounresolution, resolve
Synonyms
determination确定,决定,决心,认定inflexibility不灵活,不灵活的,灵活性不足,不灵活的问题steadfastness坚定不移,坚定性,坚守,坚贞constancy恒久性,恒常性,恒定性,恒定decision决定,决策,判决,决定权fixedness固定性,定性,固定化,定势fixity固定性,固着性,定性,定势obduracy钝化,钝性,钝化率,肥胖症obstinacy犟脾气,犟劲,犟劲儿,顽固性purposefulness目的性,宗旨性,有目的性,目的性强staunchness坚定性,坚定不移,坚毅,稳定性strength强度,力量,实力,优势strictness严格性,严密性,严格,严格程度decidedness决定性,决定性的,果断性,决定性的东西purposiveness目的性,目的性强,宗旨性,目的论
nounstiffness
Synonyms
durability耐用性,耐久性,耐用,耐用性方面hardness硬度,硬性,硬质,硬化inflexibility不灵活,不灵活的,灵活性不足,不灵活的问题toughness韧度,韧性,坚韧,硬度compactness紧凑性,紧凑程度,紧凑,紧凑度density密度,密度大,密度高,密度大的fixedness固定性,定性,固定化,定势impenetrability不渗透性,不可渗透性,渗透性,不透光性impermeability抗渗性,抗渗透性,防渗性,抗渗imperviousness不透水,不透光性,不透光,不透水性inelasticity不弹性,不弹性的,不灵活度,不灵活resistance抵抗力,阻力,抵制,抗性rigidity硬度,刚性,僵硬性,刚性问题solidity稳固性,坚固性,坚实性,团结temper节制,回火,脾气,锻炼impliability不可靠,不可靠的,不可靠度,可靠性tensile strength抗拉强度,拉伸强度,拉力强度,拉伸力

Examples

  • Wilson said he has called on the CEOs of a number of other firms to do similar deals.

  • Storied firms including Accel, Iconiq, and Sequoia are among the names that have courted the company, sources tell Fortune.

  • The report also come as Facebook tries to prove it has a better handle on elections following the 2016 Cambridge Analytica scandal, in which Facebook allowed a data analytics firm to harvest user information in an attempt to influence the election.

  • Specifically, the number of firms owned by women of color grew 43% from 2014 to 2019, according to American Express.

  • Following DoorDash’s filing, buzzy fintech Affirm also filed to go public on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol AFRM in a deal reportedly valuing the firm at as much as $10 billion.

  • Experimentation eventually led to the right taste and amount of frozen firmness.

  • But Obama sought to project a sense of firmness and resolve, again vowing to bring the perpetrators to justice.

  • In 2007, Sarkozy took a lot of votes from the National Front by promising just a certain firmness on the subject.

  • “The government shows its firmness against radical Islam,” headlined the left-leaning daily Le Monde last night.

  • It broke out in part because of a lack of vigilance and firmness in Washington.

  • But beneath this smooth and gentle exterior resided great firmness.

  • The imperial army had to be disbanded—a most unpopular and thankless task, requiring both tact and firmness.

  • "I am the young person from Forder's, in Piccadilly," Jessie said, with a firmness that surprised herself.

  • The impression which, throughout these transactions, the firmness and good faith of William made on Tallard is remarkable.

  • Their firmness explained, perhaps, why she was executive head of a school instead of merely a teacher.

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