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[ˈsɒlɪd] adj I
1) a solid substance is firm and hard and is not a liquid or a gas
The lake was frozen solid.[/ex]
2) a solid object or shape does not have any holes or empty space inside it
a solid block of ice[/ex]
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3) strong enough not to break or become damaged easily
the solid stone walls of the church[/ex]
The containers have to be solid enough to withstand pressure.[/ex]
4) completely good, with no mistakes or bad parts
Would the evidence be solid enough to convince a jury?[/ex]
She gave another solid performance.[/ex]
5) with no pauses or interruptions
It rained for a solid week.[/ex]
I can't believe I slept for twelve hours solid.[/ex]
6) a solid line is continuous, with no breaks in it
a solid line of traffic[/ex]
7) consisting of one substance or one colour only
a solid oak bookcase[/ex]
solid silver cutlery[/ex]
a solid blue screen[/ex]
solidity [səˈlɪdəti] noun [U] solidly adv II
noun
solid [ˈsɒlɪd]
1) [C] technical
a substance that is not a liquid or a gas
2) [C] a shape that is not flat but that can be measured in height, depth, and width
3) solids
[plural] food that is not liquid

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