壮大 | zhuàng dà | to expand; to strengthen | |
壮观 | zhuàng guān | spectacular; magnificent sight | |
壮丽 | zhuàng lì | magnificence; magnificent; majestic; glorious | |
悲壮 | bēi zhuàng | solemn and stirring; moving and tragic | |
理直气壮 | lǐ zhí qì zhuàng | in the right and self-confident (idiom); bold and confident with justice on one's side; to have the courage of one's convictions; just and forceful |
1 | We don't look so strong as that guy. | |
2 | I struggled because they were so much stronger and had been playing much longer. | |
3 | But you are taller and stronger than I (am). | |
4 | He was a big, strong man with an axe, and something black over his face. | |
5 | "The guy was fit - he was getting stronger," Paddy says, "and I reckon if he had lived here and stayed here, he wouldn't have died. |