strength
kuvvet
definition
noun
It is a strong story and this strength lies in the fact that it is simple and easy to relate to.
the quality or state of being strong, in particular.
the strengths and weaknesses of their sales and marketing operation
a good or beneficial quality or attribute of a person or thing.
translation of 'strength'
noun
kadro,
direnç,
dayanma gücü,
derman,
etkinlik,
önem,
kuvvet,
askeri güç,
güç,
sertlik,
dayanıklılık
example
the team was under 'strength'
City were under 'strength', yet put up a creditable performance
Their influence and financial 'strength' became paramount during the last three decades of the nineteenth century.
Male advantages in physical 'strength' and spatial skills were probably more useful in the past.
it reduces the 'strength' of the sunlight
That's nothing to do with fitness or skill levels; it's all about mental 'strength' and we have been found wanting at times.
His 'strength' and other physical qualities already outmatch those of normal humans, but they are far from complete.
Shteir dwells much more on the lives of actual striptease artists than on windy abstractions or academic arguments, and this is the book's great 'strength' .
It expects continued 'strength' in portables and in emerging markets this year.
We've got a lot of work to do, but there's also a lot of 'strength' and power when people get organized.
It will give the name of drug, 'strength' , manufacturer, and physical description.
A unit is roughly equivalent to a small glass of wine or half a pint of beer of average 'strength' .
We have got more than half the deployable 'strength' of the U.S. Army there.
Speculation that China may adjust its own currency peg and allow the yuan to rise has also lent 'strength' to the belief that Malaysia might follow suit.
They also use this 'strength' to physically wear down the opposition.
At full 'strength' , 800 will be based in the town, and the remainder will handle logistics from neighbouring Uganda.
By the same token, councillors ignore local 'strength' of feeling at their peril.
There is a feeling that the numerical 'strength' of the armed forces is dwindling and that the Navy, too, is feeling the pinch.
the wind had markedly increased in 'strength'
The 'strength' of an alcoholic drink is indicated by the percentage of alcohol by volume.
she had no 'strength' in her arm
Our 'strength' is knowing about complex planning laws.
cycling can help you build up your 'strength'
They would then possess better 'strength' and power to anticipate negative elements around them, he added.
It's a shame that the author did not recognise where the potential energy and 'strength' of her writing lay.
it's double the 'strength' of your average beer
they were taking no chances with the 'strength' of the retaining wall
Its one disadvantage was that it demanded great physical 'strength' and skill, which could only be developed through years of training.
the 'strength' of the evidence
The ability to see the form and 'strength' of an argument can prevent us from being confused or misled by those who know how to manipulate us.
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