heavy-duty — designed to withstand hard use or rough treatment; strong and durable
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: designed to withstand hard use or rough treatment; strong and durable
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈhevi ˈduːti/
Example Sentences
- My grandmother's heavy-duty mixer has been working for 30 years and still makes the best cookies.
- The company provides heavy-duty training for new employees.
- I bought heavy-duty batteries for my remote control because I'm a serious TV channel surfer.
heavy-duty
ADJECTIVE[/ˈhevi ˈduːti/]
designed to withstand hard use or rough treatment; strong and durable
a construction worker operates a massive heavy-duty drill that's boring through solid concrete. The powerful machine shows no signs of strain despite the tough material creating sparks and debris. The concrete wall gradually develops a clean, precise hole as the drill bit maintains its strength. Other workers watch confidently, knowing the equipment can handle the demanding job. machinery designed to withstand hard use and rough treatment while remaining strong and durable
Heavy-duty gear meets tiny cutie - finding beauty in strength!
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“My grandmother's heavy-duty mixer has been working for 30 years and still makes the best cookies.”
“The company provides heavy-duty training for new employees.”
“I bought heavy-duty batteries for my remote control because I'm a serious TV channel surfer.”
“Construction workers use heavy-duty machinery to build skyscrapers.”
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