vững chắc
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Firm, solid: Describes something that is physically strong, stable, and not easily moved, broken, or destroyed.
- Secure, steadfast: Describes something abstract (like a position, relationship, or foundation) that is strong, reliable, and unlikely to change or fail.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- Bức tường này được xây dựng rất vững chắc. (This wall is built very solidly.)
- Họ có một tình bạn vững chắc. (They have a steadfast friendship.)
- Nền tảng kiến thức của anh ấy rất vững chắc. (His knowledge foundation is very firm.)
Advanced Usage
- Used to describe abstract concepts like trust, belief, or political power.
- Lòng tin vững chắc của công chúng là rất quan trọng. (The firm trust of the public is very important.)
Variants and Related Words
- Vững vàng (adj): steady, firm (often describing demeanor or mental state).
- Cô ấy giữ thái độ vững vàng trước khó khăn. (She maintained a steady attitude in the face of difficulty.)
- Kiên cố (adj):坚固的, durable, fortified (often for structures, emphasizing impregnability).
- Thành trì kiên cố. (A fortified citadel.)
Synonyms
- Solid: Having a firm, stable structure.
- Stable: Not likely to give way or overturn; firmly fixed.
- Strong: Able to withstand force, pressure, or wear.
- Steadfast: Resolutely or dutifully firm and unwavering.
Related Idioms
- Vững như bàn thạch: As solid as a rock; extremely firm and unshakable.
- Lập trường của ông ấy vững như bàn thạch. (His stance is as solid as a rock.)
- Vững tay lái: To have a firm grip on the steering wheel; to be in steady control of a situation.
- Người lãnh đạo phải biết vững tay lái. (A leader must know how to keep a steady hand on the wheel.)