Definition of hardy in English:

hardy

adjectivehardier, hardiest ˈhɑːdiˈhɑrdi

1Capable of enduring difficult conditions; robust.
能吃苦耐劳的；强壮的
a hardy breed of cattle
Example sentencesExamples
- The hazards of life in a border area are many… the land makes its people hardy.
- Everyone seems oblivious to the rain falling from a worryingly thunderous sky, a mere inconvenience to this hardy bunch.
- This breed is hardy and simple grooming will keep its beautiful appearance shown to best advantage.
- Stephen proved a little more hardy than his hunky doctor character, who in the TV programme fainted at the sight of his own blood.
- Even the hardy Scandinavians on the tour are in woollies and thick socks.
- The walkers are a hardy community though and gather by 4 am to do their brisk rounds.
- With their diet of oats and their outfits - kilts with no underpants - Scots were once considered a hardy lot.
- The mountainous region around the small Corsican town of Bastilyica breeds a hardy, proud people.
- For a start, hardy breeds like Herdwicks don't have as many lambs as their lowland counterparts.
- The giant peaks of the Grampians attract hardy walkers like magnets, and who can blame them with such magnificent hills to climb?
- For the 700 or so hardy souls who live here, supplies of food, drink and clothing can, at times, seem unreliable.
- Richards has jokingly suggested that he comes from hardy stock which can withstand things that would kill the average person.
- Liverpool supporters insist their team will Never Walk Alone and nor will a group of hardy Hartlepool fans next week.
- Both sides defied the terrible conditions to turn in an entertaining display in front of the hardy few hundred who braved the elements.
- These most hardy of people have a highly advanced knowledge of their environment.
- The famous hardy and sure-footed Basotho ponies can take visitors into areas not accessible by road.
- The hallikara is known to be a hardy breed suited to the needs of dry land farming.
- He said the usual prognosis for such surgery is normally poor but Might And Power's hardy nature is in his favour.
- The traditional cattle are hardy breeds which can cope with the tough upland climate.
- The infrastructure to combat hardy weather conditions was carefully put into force here.
Synonyms
robust, healthy, fit, strong, sturdy, tough, rugged, hearty, lusty, vigorous, hale and hearty, fit as a fiddle, fighting fit, in fine fettle, in good health, in good condition
British in rude health
dated stalwart
1. 1.1 (of a plant) able to survive outside during winter.
  （植物）耐寒的
  a favourite flowering shrub for early spring, vigorous and hardy
  Example sentencesExamples
  Ah, well I'm particularly interested in your range of hardy Geraniums.
  Non-invasive and hardy, it will grow to 15 feet if fed and watered well.
  Outdoors, sow cold hardy crops like lettuce, spinach, other leafy greens and peas.
  They are also completely winter hardy and have an excellent ability to survive floods and drought.
  Most species are so extremely winter hardy and easy to grow that no garden should be without them.
  It's a good time to plant holly and yew as well as hardy ferns.
  This hardy shrub grows well in shade as well as sun and tolerates almost every soil type.
  The timing of growth cessation is an important adaptation to ensure that the tree is hardy for winter.
  Most hardy pond plants need to be lowered to the deep part of the pond to avoid being frozen out.
  However, there is no time for complacency as the frosts will eventually reach these areas and kill off anything that isn't hardy.
  Former railway goods yard now garden featuring new woodland garden with many hardy ferns.
  Those that are not winter hardy are the bulbs that are planted in spring.
  A gardening neighbor had a small cold frame in which she grew hardy flowers for early and late blooms.
  The fuchsia isn't necessarily hardy but it has survived one winter outside and in a sheltered spot near a house wall it may well cope again.
  If you don't know whether or not your roses are winter hardy, err on the side of caution and protect them.
  The vegetation is certainly hardy, it has to be, and there is the expectation of winter rainfalls.
  Although the tubers themselves are winter hardy, a mulch layer is highly recommended.
  Many summer-flowering lily varieties are quite hardy and can be planted in either fall or spring.
  However, some mass marketers have trees and shrubs that are not winter hardy in the area sold.
  If a plant is rated as hardy to zone 2 we know how low a temperature plunge that plant is likely to survive.

Derivatives

hardily

adverb ˈhɑːdɪliˈhɑrdəli

Many of the men chuckled hardily at her pathetic attempt, jeering her with foul words and phrases.
Example sentencesExamples
- The nuthatch survived unscathed and was witnessed yesterday and today feeding hardily.
- Upon reaching him, Brad clapped him on the shoulder hardily.
- A few brave swimmers are wading hardily into the Pacific Ocean.
- This time the tone changed from hardily fierce to suspicious boasting.

Origin

Middle English (in the sense 'bold, daring'): from Old French hardi, past participle of hardir 'become bold', of Germanic origin; related to hard.

Rhymes

cadi, cardy, Guardi, Hardie, lardy, Mahdi, mardy, Saadi, samadhi, tardy, Yardie

Definition of hardy in US English:

hardy

adjectiveˈhärdēˈhɑrdi

1Robust; capable of enduring difficult conditions.
能吃苦耐劳的；强壮的
a hardy breed of cattle
Example sentencesExamples
- Both sides defied the terrible conditions to turn in an entertaining display in front of the hardy few hundred who braved the elements.
- Even the hardy Scandinavians on the tour are in woollies and thick socks.
- Richards has jokingly suggested that he comes from hardy stock which can withstand things that would kill the average person.
- Everyone seems oblivious to the rain falling from a worryingly thunderous sky, a mere inconvenience to this hardy bunch.
- For the 700 or so hardy souls who live here, supplies of food, drink and clothing can, at times, seem unreliable.
- The hallikara is known to be a hardy breed suited to the needs of dry land farming.
- With their diet of oats and their outfits - kilts with no underpants - Scots were once considered a hardy lot.
- The infrastructure to combat hardy weather conditions was carefully put into force here.
- He said the usual prognosis for such surgery is normally poor but Might And Power's hardy nature is in his favour.
- The hazards of life in a border area are many… the land makes its people hardy.
- Stephen proved a little more hardy than his hunky doctor character, who in the TV programme fainted at the sight of his own blood.
- For a start, hardy breeds like Herdwicks don't have as many lambs as their lowland counterparts.
- This breed is hardy and simple grooming will keep its beautiful appearance shown to best advantage.
- The traditional cattle are hardy breeds which can cope with the tough upland climate.
- These most hardy of people have a highly advanced knowledge of their environment.
- The famous hardy and sure-footed Basotho ponies can take visitors into areas not accessible by road.
- Liverpool supporters insist their team will Never Walk Alone and nor will a group of hardy Hartlepool fans next week.
- The walkers are a hardy community though and gather by 4 am to do their brisk rounds.
- The giant peaks of the Grampians attract hardy walkers like magnets, and who can blame them with such magnificent hills to climb?
- The mountainous region around the small Corsican town of Bastilyica breeds a hardy, proud people.
Synonyms
robust, healthy, fit, strong, sturdy, tough, rugged, hearty, lusty, vigorous, hale and hearty, fit as a fiddle, fighting fit, in fine fettle, in good health, in good condition
1. 1.1 (of a plant) able to survive outside during winter.
  （植物）耐寒的
  a favorite flowering shrub for early spring, vigorous and hardy
  Example sentencesExamples
  However, there is no time for complacency as the frosts will eventually reach these areas and kill off anything that isn't hardy.
  It's a good time to plant holly and yew as well as hardy ferns.
  The fuchsia isn't necessarily hardy but it has survived one winter outside and in a sheltered spot near a house wall it may well cope again.
  Although the tubers themselves are winter hardy, a mulch layer is highly recommended.
  Those that are not winter hardy are the bulbs that are planted in spring.
  The timing of growth cessation is an important adaptation to ensure that the tree is hardy for winter.
  Former railway goods yard now garden featuring new woodland garden with many hardy ferns.
  This hardy shrub grows well in shade as well as sun and tolerates almost every soil type.
  Non-invasive and hardy, it will grow to 15 feet if fed and watered well.
  A gardening neighbor had a small cold frame in which she grew hardy flowers for early and late blooms.
  Many summer-flowering lily varieties are quite hardy and can be planted in either fall or spring.
  Outdoors, sow cold hardy crops like lettuce, spinach, other leafy greens and peas.
  If a plant is rated as hardy to zone 2 we know how low a temperature plunge that plant is likely to survive.
  Ah, well I'm particularly interested in your range of hardy Geraniums.
  The vegetation is certainly hardy, it has to be, and there is the expectation of winter rainfalls.
  If you don't know whether or not your roses are winter hardy, err on the side of caution and protect them.
  Most hardy pond plants need to be lowered to the deep part of the pond to avoid being frozen out.
  They are also completely winter hardy and have an excellent ability to survive floods and drought.
  Most species are so extremely winter hardy and easy to grow that no garden should be without them.
  However, some mass marketers have trees and shrubs that are not winter hardy in the area sold.

Origin

Middle English (in the sense ‘bold, daring’): from Old French hardi, past participle of hardir ‘become bold’, of Germanic origin; related to hard.

单词	hardy
释义	Definition of hardy in English: hardy adjectivehardier, hardiest ˈhɑːdiˈhɑrdi 1Capable of enduring difficult conditions; robust. 能吃苦耐劳的；强壮的 a hardy breed of cattle Example sentencesExamples The hazards of life in a border area are many… the land makes its people hardy. Everyone seems oblivious to the rain falling from a worryingly thunderous sky, a mere inconvenience to this hardy bunch. This breed is hardy and simple grooming will keep its beautiful appearance shown to best advantage. Stephen proved a little more hardy than his hunky doctor character, who in the TV programme fainted at the sight of his own blood. Even the hardy Scandinavians on the tour are in woollies and thick socks. The walkers are a hardy community though and gather by 4 am to do their brisk rounds. With their diet of oats and their outfits - kilts with no underpants - Scots were once considered a hardy lot. The mountainous region around the small Corsican town of Bastilyica breeds a hardy, proud people. For a start, hardy breeds like Herdwicks don't have as many lambs as their lowland counterparts. The giant peaks of the Grampians attract hardy walkers like magnets, and who can blame them with such magnificent hills to climb? For the 700 or so hardy souls who live here, supplies of food, drink and clothing can, at times, seem unreliable. Richards has jokingly suggested that he comes from hardy stock which can withstand things that would kill the average person. Liverpool supporters insist their team will Never Walk Alone and nor will a group of hardy Hartlepool fans next week. Both sides defied the terrible conditions to turn in an entertaining display in front of the hardy few hundred who braved the elements. These most hardy of people have a highly advanced knowledge of their environment. The famous hardy and sure-footed Basotho ponies can take visitors into areas not accessible by road. The hallikara is known to be a hardy breed suited to the needs of dry land farming. He said the usual prognosis for such surgery is normally poor but Might And Power's hardy nature is in his favour. The traditional cattle are hardy breeds which can cope with the tough upland climate. The infrastructure to combat hardy weather conditions was carefully put into force here. Synonyms robust, healthy, fit, strong, sturdy, tough, rugged, hearty, lusty, vigorous, hale and hearty, fit as a fiddle, fighting fit, in fine fettle, in good health, in good condition British in rude health dated stalwart 1.1 (of a plant) able to survive outside during winter. （植物）耐寒的 a favourite flowering shrub for early spring, vigorous and hardy Example sentencesExamples Ah, well I'm particularly interested in your range of hardy Geraniums. Non-invasive and hardy, it will grow to 15 feet if fed and watered well. Outdoors, sow cold hardy crops like lettuce, spinach, other leafy greens and peas. They are also completely winter hardy and have an excellent ability to survive floods and drought. Most species are so extremely winter hardy and easy to grow that no garden should be without them. It's a good time to plant holly and yew as well as hardy ferns. This hardy shrub grows well in shade as well as sun and tolerates almost every soil type. The timing of growth cessation is an important adaptation to ensure that the tree is hardy for winter. Most hardy pond plants need to be lowered to the deep part of the pond to avoid being frozen out. However, there is no time for complacency as the frosts will eventually reach these areas and kill off anything that isn't hardy. Former railway goods yard now garden featuring new woodland garden with many hardy ferns. Those that are not winter hardy are the bulbs that are planted in spring. A gardening neighbor had a small cold frame in which she grew hardy flowers for early and late blooms. The fuchsia isn't necessarily hardy but it has survived one winter outside and in a sheltered spot near a house wall it may well cope again. If you don't know whether or not your roses are winter hardy, err on the side of caution and protect them. The vegetation is certainly hardy, it has to be, and there is the expectation of winter rainfalls. Although the tubers themselves are winter hardy, a mulch layer is highly recommended. Many summer-flowering lily varieties are quite hardy and can be planted in either fall or spring. However, some mass marketers have trees and shrubs that are not winter hardy in the area sold. If a plant is rated as hardy to zone 2 we know how low a temperature plunge that plant is likely to survive. Derivatives hardily adverb ˈhɑːdɪliˈhɑrdəli Many of the men chuckled hardily at her pathetic attempt, jeering her with foul words and phrases. Example sentencesExamples The nuthatch survived unscathed and was witnessed yesterday and today feeding hardily. Upon reaching him, Brad clapped him on the shoulder hardily. A few brave swimmers are wading hardily into the Pacific Ocean. This time the tone changed from hardily fierce to suspicious boasting. Origin Middle English (in the sense 'bold, daring'): from Old French hardi, past participle of hardir 'become bold', of Germanic origin; related to hard. Rhymes cadi, cardy, Guardi, Hardie, lardy, Mahdi, mardy, Saadi, samadhi, tardy, Yardie Definition of hardy in US English: hardy adjectiveˈhärdēˈhɑrdi 1Robust; capable of enduring difficult conditions. 能吃苦耐劳的；强壮的 a hardy breed of cattle Example sentencesExamples Both sides defied the terrible conditions to turn in an entertaining display in front of the hardy few hundred who braved the elements. Even the hardy Scandinavians on the tour are in woollies and thick socks. Richards has jokingly suggested that he comes from hardy stock which can withstand things that would kill the average person. Everyone seems oblivious to the rain falling from a worryingly thunderous sky, a mere inconvenience to this hardy bunch. For the 700 or so hardy souls who live here, supplies of food, drink and clothing can, at times, seem unreliable. The hallikara is known to be a hardy breed suited to the needs of dry land farming. With their diet of oats and their outfits - kilts with no underpants - Scots were once considered a hardy lot. The infrastructure to combat hardy weather conditions was carefully put into force here. He said the usual prognosis for such surgery is normally poor but Might And Power's hardy nature is in his favour. The hazards of life in a border area are many… the land makes its people hardy. Stephen proved a little more hardy than his hunky doctor character, who in the TV programme fainted at the sight of his own blood. For a start, hardy breeds like Herdwicks don't have as many lambs as their lowland counterparts. This breed is hardy and simple grooming will keep its beautiful appearance shown to best advantage. The traditional cattle are hardy breeds which can cope with the tough upland climate. These most hardy of people have a highly advanced knowledge of their environment. The famous hardy and sure-footed Basotho ponies can take visitors into areas not accessible by road. Liverpool supporters insist their team will Never Walk Alone and nor will a group of hardy Hartlepool fans next week. The walkers are a hardy community though and gather by 4 am to do their brisk rounds. The giant peaks of the Grampians attract hardy walkers like magnets, and who can blame them with such magnificent hills to climb? The mountainous region around the small Corsican town of Bastilyica breeds a hardy, proud people. Synonyms robust, healthy, fit, strong, sturdy, tough, rugged, hearty, lusty, vigorous, hale and hearty, fit as a fiddle, fighting fit, in fine fettle, in good health, in good condition 1.1 (of a plant) able to survive outside during winter. （植物）耐寒的 a favorite flowering shrub for early spring, vigorous and hardy Example sentencesExamples However, there is no time for complacency as the frosts will eventually reach these areas and kill off anything that isn't hardy. It's a good time to plant holly and yew as well as hardy ferns. The fuchsia isn't necessarily hardy but it has survived one winter outside and in a sheltered spot near a house wall it may well cope again. Although the tubers themselves are winter hardy, a mulch layer is highly recommended. Those that are not winter hardy are the bulbs that are planted in spring. The timing of growth cessation is an important adaptation to ensure that the tree is hardy for winter. Former railway goods yard now garden featuring new woodland garden with many hardy ferns. This hardy shrub grows well in shade as well as sun and tolerates almost every soil type. Non-invasive and hardy, it will grow to 15 feet if fed and watered well. A gardening neighbor had a small cold frame in which she grew hardy flowers for early and late blooms. Many summer-flowering lily varieties are quite hardy and can be planted in either fall or spring. Outdoors, sow cold hardy crops like lettuce, spinach, other leafy greens and peas. If a plant is rated as hardy to zone 2 we know how low a temperature plunge that plant is likely to survive. Ah, well I'm particularly interested in your range of hardy Geraniums. The vegetation is certainly hardy, it has to be, and there is the expectation of winter rainfalls. If you don't know whether or not your roses are winter hardy, err on the side of caution and protect them. Most hardy pond plants need to be lowered to the deep part of the pond to avoid being frozen out. They are also completely winter hardy and have an excellent ability to survive floods and drought. Most species are so extremely winter hardy and easy to grow that no garden should be without them. However, some mass marketers have trees and shrubs that are not winter hardy in the area sold. Origin Middle English (in the sense ‘bold, daring’): from Old French hardi, past participle of hardir ‘become bold’, of Germanic origin; related to hard.
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