加强 | jiā qiáng | to reinforce; to strengthen; to increase | |
强烈 | qiáng liè | intense; (violently) strong | |
强调 | qiáng diào | to emphasize (a statement); to stress | |
增强 | zēng qiáng | to increase; to strengthen | |
强大 | qiáng dà | large; formidable; powerful; strong |
倔强 | jué jiàng | stubborn; obstinate; unbending | |
强嘴 | jiàng zuǐ | to talk back; to reply defiantly | |
足高气强 | zú gāo qì jiàng | high and mighty (idiom); arrogant |
勉强 | miǎn qiǎng | to do with difficulty; to force sb to do sth; reluctant; barely enough | |
强迫 | qiǎng pò | to compel; to force | |
强求 | qiǎng qiú | to insist on; to demand; to impose | |
牵强 | qiān qiǎng | far-fetched; implausible (chain of reasoning) | |
强词夺理 | qiǎng cí duó lǐ | to twist words and force logic (idiom); sophistry; loud rhetoric making up for fallacious argument; shoving false arguments down people's throats |
1 | Our working conditions are getting better each year. | |
2 | In these two episodes, we' ll be practicing different levels of agreement and disagreement, from weak to strong. | |
3 | Some habits have a stronger linkage with each other than others. | |
4 | Yes if you got a correlation that strong it must be causal. | |
5 | "I work daily to get stronger and learn to trust myself and my body" is her motto. |