Pronunciation: /ˈhɑrdi/
noun a person who is strong and able to endure difficult conditions or situations
A1 A hardy is a type of plant that can survive in harsh conditions.
A2 The hardy in the garden bloomed beautifully despite the cold weather.
B1 The hardy of the group was always the first to volunteer for tough tasks.
B2 The hardy of the team led the group through the challenging terrain.
C1 The hardy of the expedition showed incredible resilience in the face of adversity.
C2 The hardy of the organization was known for their unwavering determination and strength.
adjective able to endure difficult conditions or situations
A1 My hardy backpack can withstand rough weather conditions.
A2 The hardy plant survived the harsh winter with no issues.
B1 Hardy vegetables like carrots and potatoes can be grown in colder climates.
B2 The hardy explorer trekked through the dense jungle without any complaints.
C1 The hardy ship sailed through the stormy seas with ease.
C2 Her hardy constitution allowed her to endure extreme physical challenges.
formal The hardy plant was able to withstand the harsh winter conditions.
informal My hardy grandmother is still gardening at 90 years old.
slang Those hardy hikers made it to the top of the mountain in record time.
figurative Her hardy spirit helped her overcome many obstacles in life.
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