hardy — able to endure difficult conditions; robust and resilient
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: able to endure difficult conditions; robust and resilient
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈhɑːrdi/
Korean meaning: 힘든 조건을 견딜 수 있는; 강건하고 회복력 있는
Korean pronunciation: **하**디
Example Sentences
- My grandmother is so hardy that she still does yoga at 90!
- These hardy cacti can survive without water for months.
- Only hardy students can survive Professor Kim's 3-hour marathon lectures.
hardy
ADJECTIVE//ˈhɑːrdi//
able to endure difficult conditions; robust and resilient
A hardy climber scales the icy cliff despite the fierce storm
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Hardy climbers throw a hearty party!
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Origin
From Old French 'hardi' meaning bold or daring, which derives from Germanic roots related to hardness and strength. The word entered Middle English and evolved to mean physically robust and able to withstand difficult conditions.
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“My grandmother is so hardy that she still does yoga at 90!”
“These hardy cacti can survive without water for months.”
“Only hardy students can survive Professor Kim's 3-hour marathon lectures.”
“The hardy explorers ventured into the Amazon rainforest.”
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