solid
BrE /ˈsɒlɪd/ AmE /ˈsɑːlɪd/
adjective en → es
having a firm shape and structure that does not flow or change easily
firme, sólido, estable
- a solid object/shape
Collocations solid food · solid ground
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The cake was still solid after two days.
El pastel seguía sólido después de dos días.
reliable and dependable; someone you can trust to do what they say they will do
confiable, fiable, sólido (en sentido figurado)
- a solid friend/colleague
Collocations solid support · solid advice
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She is a solid choice for the job.
Ella es una elección sólida para el trabajo.
relating to or based on financial security and stability; not risky or speculative
seguro, estable (en sentido financiero)
- solid investment
Collocations solid financial position · solid economic base
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The company has a solid reputation in the market.
La empresa tiene una reputación sólida en el mercado.
complete and thorough; not missing any important parts or details
completo, integral, completo (en sentido figurado)
- a solid understanding
Collocations solid argument · solid evidence
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He has a solid grasp of the subject.
Él tiene un buen manejo sólido del tema.
relating to or based on formal education and academic achievement; not informal or casual
académico, formal (en sentido educativo)
- solid educational background
Collocations solid academic record · solid qualifications
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She has a solid foundation in mathematics.
Ella tiene una base sólida en matemáticas.