Meaning & Definition of Solid in English
Solid
Firm, stable, and not liquid or gas.
Pronunciation:
/ˈsɒlɪd/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: Having a firm and stable shape; not liquid or gaseous.
Example Sentence: The table is made of solid wood.
Definition: Strong and reliable; of good quality.
Example Sentence: She has a solid track record in her career.
Definition: Whole, undivided; not broken up.
Example Sentence: The solid mass of ice melted in the sun.
Definition: In mathematics, having length, width, and height.
Example Sentence: A cube is a solid shape.
Definition: Completed; without gaps.
Example Sentence: He has a solid plan for the project.
Etymology
Origin: From Latin solidus, meaning 'firm, whole, strong.'
Synonyms
Common Phrases and Expressions
- solid as a rock: Extremely strong or reliable.
- solid ground: A situation that is reliable or safe.
- solid effort: A substantial amount of work put into a task.
Translations
- Spanish: sólido
- French: solide
- German: fest
- Russian: твердый
Related Words
- solidity: The quality of being solid or firm.
- solidify: To make or become solid; to harden.
- solidarity: Unity or agreement of feeling or action.
Slang Meanings of solid
Meaning: Excellent or impressive.
Example Sentence: That was a solid performance!
Meaning: Trustworthy or dependable.
Example Sentence: He's a solid dude; you can count on him.