robust
US: /ɹoʊˈbəst/
UK: /ɹəʊbˈʌst/
UK: /ɹəʊbˈʌst/
English Vietnamese dictionary
robust /rə'bʌst/
- tính từ
- khoẻ mạnh, tráng kiện, cường tráng
- làm mạnh khoẻ; đòi hỏi sức mạnh
- robust exercise: sự tập luyện làm mạnh khoẻ; sự luyện tập đòi hỏi sức mạnh
- ngay thẳng, thiết thực (trí óc...)
Advanced English dictionary
+ adjective
1 strong and healthy: She was almost 90, but still very robust.
2 strong; able to survive being used a lot and not likely to break
Synonym: STURDY
a robust piece of equipment
3 (of a system or an organization) strong and not likely to fail or become weak: robust economic growth
4 strong and full of determination; showing that you are sure about what you are doing or saying: It was a typically robust performance by the Foreign Secretary. + The company is taking a more robust approach to management.
robustly adverb: The furniture was robustly constructed. + They defended their policies robustly.
robustness noun [U]
Thesaurus dictionary
adj.
1 healthy, fit, sound, hale (and hearty), sturdy, hardy, hearty, strong, stout, tough, able-bodied, strapping, brawny, sinewy, rugged, muscular, powerful, well-knit, athletic, staunch, vigorous; in fine or good fettle, Colloq husky:
Kelly was such a robust chap one might have thought he'd live forever.
2 pungent, strong, flavourful, sapid, rich, full-bodied, nutty, fruity:
He gave me a glass of an excellent robust tawny port.
Concise English dictionary
'rəʊ'bʌst /rə-
adj.
+physically strong
+marked by richness and fullness of flavor
+strong enough to withstand or overcome intellectual challenges or adversity
+rough and crude
