stalwart
adj. 强壮的; 结实的; 坚定的; 可靠的
n. 高大健壮的人; 忠实拥护者
A stalwart is a loyal worker or supporter of an organization, especially a political party.
His free-trade policies aroused suspicion among Tory stalwarts...
他的自由贸易政策在保守党的忠实拥护者中间引起了怀疑。
Moving to Germany, he became a stalwart of the revered Kurt Edelhagen Orchestra.
搬到德国后,他成了著名的库尔特·埃德尔哈根管弦乐队的一名忠实听众。
A stalwart supporter or worker is loyal, steady, and completely reliable.
...a stalwart supporter of the colonial government...
殖民政府的忠实拥护者
The stalwart volunteers marched in this morning ready to go to work.
忠实的志愿者们今天上午已就位,随时准备开始工作。
A stalwart man is strong.
I knew I was never in any danger with my stalwart bodyguard around me.
我知道有强壮的保镖在我的周围,我永远不会有什么危险。
1. a person who is loyal to their allegiance (especially in times of revolt)
1. having rugged physical strength; inured to fatigue or hardships;
2. dependable;
3. used especially of persons;
He had a stalwart figure and walked with an air.
他身材魁梧,走起路来很有气派.
To make a courageous show or to put up a stalwart front.
做勇敢状或建起一道坚固的前线.
Your husband has her blood, he'll be a stalwart man, I can assure you.
你丈夫有她的血, 一定是堂堂的男子汉, 你放心.
Cancer is the one disease that can stop the most stalwart person in their tracks.
癌症是一种可以使最强壮的人突然死亡的疾病.
Stalwart policemen stood guard outside.
强壮的警察在外面警戒.