사용 패턴:
a stalwart [supporter/member/ally] of [something]
She has been a stalwart supporter of the charity through good times and bad.
Jóban-rosszban a jótékonysági szervezet hűséges támogatója volt.
His stalwart loyalty to the company earned him great respect.
A cég iránti rendíthetetlen hűsége nagy megbecsülést szerzett neki.
Even in the crisis, a few stalwart allies stood by her side.
We rely on a small group of stalwart volunteers to keep the program running.
The article praised him as a stalwart defender of civil rights.
학습자용 예문
He is a stalwart supporter of his football team.
A futballcsapatának hűséges szurkolója.
She stayed a stalwart friend when I lost my job.
Amikor elvesztettem a munkámat, hűséges barát maradt.
The club has many stalwart members who come every week.
They thanked the stalwart workers who never missed a day.
Our teacher is a stalwart defender of student rights.
자주 하는 실수:
Learners sometimes use "stalwart" to mean only "strong" without the idea of loyalty or reliability. In modern usage, the word usually focuses on strong, long-term support rather than just physical strength. Also, "stalwart" is formal and not common in everyday casual speech, so using it in very informal conversation can sound odd.
뜻
very loyal and reliable
연어
stalwart supporter
|stalwart ally
|stalwart defender
|stalwart member
|remain stalwart
|stalwart in his support
유의어
loyal (More common and neutral; does not always suggest the same strong, long-term reliability as "stalwart.")
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steadfast (Very close in meaning, but often emphasizes firmness of attitude rather than belonging to a group.)
반의어
fickle (Describes someone who changes support or feelings easily, the opposite of being steady and loyal.)
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unreliable (Direct opposite in terms of dependability; cannot be counted on to give steady support.)
주제
people
|politics
|work
|character
|relationships
|communication
|core_vocabulary
정의
Very loyal and reliable, always supporting the same person, group, or idea, even when it is hard.
Very loyal and dependable in supporting a person, group, or cause, especially over a long period and in difficult situations.
사용 패턴:
a stalwart of [a group/organization]
He is a party stalwart who has campaigned in every election since the 1980s.
A párt oszlopos tagja, aki az 1980-as évek óta minden választási kampányban részt vett.
For years she was a stalwart of the local theater group.
Évekig a helyi színjátszó csoport oszlopos tagja volt.
The club lost one of its oldest stalwarts when their former captain retired.
As a stalwart of the union, he was always present at negotiations.
Many stalwarts of the movement gathered to celebrate its anniversary.
학습자용 예문
She is a stalwart of the tennis club.
A teniszklub oszlopos tagja.
He became a stalwart of the team after many seasons.
Sok szezon után a csapat oszlopos tagjává vált.
Party stalwarts spoke at the meeting.
The school thanked its stalwarts at the end-of-year event.
Local stalwarts keep the small library open.
자주 하는 실수:
Learners sometimes confuse the noun and adjective forms and say "he is stalwart of the party" instead of "he is a stalwart of the party" or "he is a stalwart party member." Remember to use "a" before the noun form.
뜻
loyal, long-time supporter
연어
party stalwart
|a stalwart of the team
|longtime stalwart
|veteran stalwart
|local stalwart
유의어
loyalist (Often used in political or conflict situations; may imply strong political identity more than quiet reliability.)
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diehard (Informal and stronger; suggests extreme, sometimes stubborn loyalty, while "stalwart" is more neutral and respectful.)
반의어
defector (A person who leaves or betrays a group, the opposite of someone who stays loyal for a long time.)
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opponent (Someone who actively goes against a group, not one who faithfully supports it.)
주제
people
|politics
|work
|groups
|relationships
|core_vocabulary
정의
A person who strongly supports a group, party, team, or idea for a long time and can be trusted.
A loyal and reliable person who has long been an active supporter or important member of a group, organization, or cause.
사용 패턴:
a stalwart [man/figure/building/tree]
Two stalwart guards stood at the entrance.
Két termetes őr állt a bejáratnál.
The hikers were led by a stalwart guide used to harsh weather.
A túrázókat egy zord időjáráshoz szokott, robusztus vezető vezette.
A stalwart oak shaded the old farmhouse.
Despite his age, he remained a stalwart figure on the construction site.
They built the bridge with stalwart steel supports.
학습자용 예문
The stalwart man carried the heavy box alone.
A termetes férfi egyedül vitte a nehéz dobozt.
A stalwart tree grew in front of the house.
A ház előtt egy termetes fa nőtt.
Two stalwart guards watched the door.
She chose a stalwart table that would last many years.
The team needed stalwart players for the hard game.
자주 하는 실수:
Learners may use this physical sense in everyday speech where it can sound old-fashioned or overly literary. In most modern casual contexts, words like "strong" or "sturdy" are more natural.
뜻
physically strong and sturdy
연어
stalwart figure
|stalwart man
|stalwart oak
|stalwart soldiers
|stalwart frame
유의어
sturdy (Very close in meaning; more common in everyday speech and can be used for many physical objects.)
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robust (Similar physical sense, but also often used for systems, health, or flavors; "stalwart" is more literary and person-focused.)
반의어
frail (Describes someone or something that is physically weak or delicate, the opposite of strong and sturdy.)
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flimsy (Describes objects that are light and easily broken, the opposite of firmly built.)
주제
physical
|descriptions
|body
|core_vocabulary
정의
Strong and solid in body, or built in a strong and firm way.
Physically strong, sturdy, and solid in build, or strongly and firmly built.