sturdy

adj.

强壮的，健全的；坚固的，耐用的；坚定的；精力充沛的

n.

（羊的）晕倒病；

1. The sturdy young man removed the rock without effort.
   那个壮实的小伙子没费多大劲便把石块搬开了。
2. His son has grown up into a sturdy hardworking young man.
   他的儿子已成长为一个健壮勤劳的小伙子。
3. That chair doesn't look very sturdy.
   椅子看上其不坚固。
4. Have you any sturdy hiking boots?
   有没有耐用的健行靴？
5. They kept up a sturdy opposition to the plan.
   他们坚决反对这个计划。
6. He put up a sturdy fight to the end.
   他坚持斗争到最后。

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