Definition of strongman in English:

strongman

nounPlural strongmen ˈstrɒŋmanˈstrɔŋˌmæn

1A man of great physical strength, especially one who performs feats of strength as a form of entertainment.
大力士
a fairground scene with acrobats, a strongman, and fire-eating
Example sentencesExamples
- Defeating both of these strongmen garnered Sandow a contract to perform in London at the prestigious Alhambra Music Hall.
- Namibian strongman Andre du Preez will perform his feats of physical strength for one and half hours before the start of the fireworks.
- Several companies make them, and they're very popular with power-lifters, strongmen and other strength and power athletes.
- The film is based on the true story of a Jewish strongman (played by two-time world's strongest man Jouko Ahola) in Nazi Germany.
- Ivan ‘the Polish Piledriver’ Putski was a legendary strongman, famous for performing feats of strength prior to matches.
- Macdonald considers the oddball strongman a performance artist who was ‘part of our culture, our heritage.’
- Jews, they wanted to prove, could be strongmen too.
- So tiny star Istvan Toth has the perfect companions - the circus strongmen.
- After easily defeating a circus strongman for a cash prize, Zishe catches the attention of a German impresario who wants him to come to Berlin.
- Keith began his ascent in the circus, running a sideshow populated with freaks, strongmen, fortune-tellers, and other wonders.
- The real strongmen, the genuinely strongest of the strong, look different physically.
Synonyms
muscleman, macho, macho man, iron man, hercules, atlas, samson, tarzan
1. 1.1 A leader who rules by the exercise of threats, force, or violence.
  铁腕人物，独裁者
  the failed coup against Panamanian strongman Manuel Noriega
  Example sentencesExamples
  That it does not have this is a sign of political immaturity and the KMT's origins in strongman rule.
  They opt for a presidential system, which tends to be a bad idea in states with traditions of strongman rule.
  Close associates of the former strongman allegedly often garnered funds from Bulog for their own businesses.
  The KMT regime relied completely on the unique characteristics of a strongman leader, emphasizing leadership over the law.
  ‘Wiranto wants a reconciliation,’ said Muladi, who was a justice minister under the 32-year rule of strongman Suharto.
  "I don't know, " he said when asked if he planned to see the Iraqi strongman.
  "Political repression by local strongmen is the principal problem, " the New York-based rights group said.
  This tiny force is completely outgunned and outnumbered by an estimated 200,000 militia fighters under the control of various local strongmen.
  Today, strongmen are no longer in place and neither is leadership.
  He has repeatedly guaranteed the former military strongman an immediate pardon were he ever to be convicted.
  He will enjoy the kind support normally offered to Panamanian strongmen and Paris Hilton's publicists.
  The cosy relationship between old political strongmen and big business is dead.
  It spurred students and workers in Asia, Africa, and Latin America to oppose the military strongmen, dictators and demagogues in their countries.
  One way of escaping such dichotomies is to cease thinking about them, replacing this uncomfortable confusion with decisive rule by a strongman.
  Kunduz is the home ground of Dostum, an ethnic Uzbek strongman.
  When Suharto was Indonesia's president, the strongman's relatives and friends built business empires blessed by his favor.
  Several parts of the countryside are controlled by ‘revolutionary’ regional strongmen and their cutthroat armies.
  These forces, and the strongmen who control these private and separate armies, could well inherit the kingdom.
  The military strongman rules Taiwan until his death in 1975.
  To the Pakistani strongman, Kashmir is a matter of commitment and conviction.

Definition of strongman in US English:

strongman

nounˈstrɔŋˌmænˈstrôNGˌman

1A man of great physical strength, especially one who performs feats of strength as a form of entertainment.
大力士
a fairground scene with acrobats, a strongman, and fire-eating
Example sentencesExamples
- Macdonald considers the oddball strongman a performance artist who was ‘part of our culture, our heritage.’
- The film is based on the true story of a Jewish strongman (played by two-time world's strongest man Jouko Ahola) in Nazi Germany.
- Several companies make them, and they're very popular with power-lifters, strongmen and other strength and power athletes.
- Ivan ‘the Polish Piledriver’ Putski was a legendary strongman, famous for performing feats of strength prior to matches.
- Jews, they wanted to prove, could be strongmen too.
- After easily defeating a circus strongman for a cash prize, Zishe catches the attention of a German impresario who wants him to come to Berlin.
- So tiny star Istvan Toth has the perfect companions - the circus strongmen.
- Keith began his ascent in the circus, running a sideshow populated with freaks, strongmen, fortune-tellers, and other wonders.
- Namibian strongman Andre du Preez will perform his feats of physical strength for one and half hours before the start of the fireworks.
- Defeating both of these strongmen garnered Sandow a contract to perform in London at the prestigious Alhambra Music Hall.
- The real strongmen, the genuinely strongest of the strong, look different physically.
Synonyms
muscleman, macho, macho man, iron man, hercules, atlas, samson, tarzan
1. 1.1 A leader who rules by the exercise of threats, force, or violence.
  铁腕人物，独裁者
  the failed coup against Panamanian strongman Manuel Noriega
  Example sentencesExamples
  Today, strongmen are no longer in place and neither is leadership.
  They opt for a presidential system, which tends to be a bad idea in states with traditions of strongman rule.
  ‘Wiranto wants a reconciliation,’ said Muladi, who was a justice minister under the 32-year rule of strongman Suharto.
  When Suharto was Indonesia's president, the strongman's relatives and friends built business empires blessed by his favor.
  He will enjoy the kind support normally offered to Panamanian strongmen and Paris Hilton's publicists.
  The KMT regime relied completely on the unique characteristics of a strongman leader, emphasizing leadership over the law.
  It spurred students and workers in Asia, Africa, and Latin America to oppose the military strongmen, dictators and demagogues in their countries.
  He has repeatedly guaranteed the former military strongman an immediate pardon were he ever to be convicted.
  This tiny force is completely outgunned and outnumbered by an estimated 200,000 militia fighters under the control of various local strongmen.
  "Political repression by local strongmen is the principal problem, " the New York-based rights group said.
  These forces, and the strongmen who control these private and separate armies, could well inherit the kingdom.
  The military strongman rules Taiwan until his death in 1975.
  "I don't know, " he said when asked if he planned to see the Iraqi strongman.
  Close associates of the former strongman allegedly often garnered funds from Bulog for their own businesses.
  Kunduz is the home ground of Dostum, an ethnic Uzbek strongman.
  That it does not have this is a sign of political immaturity and the KMT's origins in strongman rule.
  The cosy relationship between old political strongmen and big business is dead.
  One way of escaping such dichotomies is to cease thinking about them, replacing this uncomfortable confusion with decisive rule by a strongman.
  To the Pakistani strongman, Kashmir is a matter of commitment and conviction.
  Several parts of the countryside are controlled by ‘revolutionary’ regional strongmen and their cutthroat armies.

单词	strongman
释义	Definition of strongman in English: strongman nounPlural strongmen ˈstrɒŋmanˈstrɔŋˌmæn 1A man of great physical strength, especially one who performs feats of strength as a form of entertainment. 大力士 a fairground scene with acrobats, a strongman, and fire-eating Example sentencesExamples Defeating both of these strongmen garnered Sandow a contract to perform in London at the prestigious Alhambra Music Hall. Namibian strongman Andre du Preez will perform his feats of physical strength for one and half hours before the start of the fireworks. Several companies make them, and they're very popular with power-lifters, strongmen and other strength and power athletes. The film is based on the true story of a Jewish strongman (played by two-time world's strongest man Jouko Ahola) in Nazi Germany. Ivan ‘the Polish Piledriver’ Putski was a legendary strongman, famous for performing feats of strength prior to matches. Macdonald considers the oddball strongman a performance artist who was ‘part of our culture, our heritage.’ Jews, they wanted to prove, could be strongmen too. So tiny star Istvan Toth has the perfect companions - the circus strongmen. After easily defeating a circus strongman for a cash prize, Zishe catches the attention of a German impresario who wants him to come to Berlin. Keith began his ascent in the circus, running a sideshow populated with freaks, strongmen, fortune-tellers, and other wonders. The real strongmen, the genuinely strongest of the strong, look different physically. Synonyms muscleman, macho, macho man, iron man, hercules, atlas, samson, tarzan 1.1 A leader who rules by the exercise of threats, force, or violence. 铁腕人物，独裁者 the failed coup against Panamanian strongman Manuel Noriega Example sentencesExamples That it does not have this is a sign of political immaturity and the KMT's origins in strongman rule. They opt for a presidential system, which tends to be a bad idea in states with traditions of strongman rule. Close associates of the former strongman allegedly often garnered funds from Bulog for their own businesses. The KMT regime relied completely on the unique characteristics of a strongman leader, emphasizing leadership over the law. ‘Wiranto wants a reconciliation,’ said Muladi, who was a justice minister under the 32-year rule of strongman Suharto. "I don't know, " he said when asked if he planned to see the Iraqi strongman. "Political repression by local strongmen is the principal problem, " the New York-based rights group said. This tiny force is completely outgunned and outnumbered by an estimated 200,000 militia fighters under the control of various local strongmen. Today, strongmen are no longer in place and neither is leadership. He has repeatedly guaranteed the former military strongman an immediate pardon were he ever to be convicted. He will enjoy the kind support normally offered to Panamanian strongmen and Paris Hilton's publicists. The cosy relationship between old political strongmen and big business is dead. It spurred students and workers in Asia, Africa, and Latin America to oppose the military strongmen, dictators and demagogues in their countries. One way of escaping such dichotomies is to cease thinking about them, replacing this uncomfortable confusion with decisive rule by a strongman. Kunduz is the home ground of Dostum, an ethnic Uzbek strongman. When Suharto was Indonesia's president, the strongman's relatives and friends built business empires blessed by his favor. Several parts of the countryside are controlled by ‘revolutionary’ regional strongmen and their cutthroat armies. These forces, and the strongmen who control these private and separate armies, could well inherit the kingdom. The military strongman rules Taiwan until his death in 1975. To the Pakistani strongman, Kashmir is a matter of commitment and conviction. Definition of strongman in US English: strongman nounˈstrɔŋˌmænˈstrôNGˌman 1A man of great physical strength, especially one who performs feats of strength as a form of entertainment. 大力士 a fairground scene with acrobats, a strongman, and fire-eating Example sentencesExamples Macdonald considers the oddball strongman a performance artist who was ‘part of our culture, our heritage.’ The film is based on the true story of a Jewish strongman (played by two-time world's strongest man Jouko Ahola) in Nazi Germany. Several companies make them, and they're very popular with power-lifters, strongmen and other strength and power athletes. Ivan ‘the Polish Piledriver’ Putski was a legendary strongman, famous for performing feats of strength prior to matches. Jews, they wanted to prove, could be strongmen too. After easily defeating a circus strongman for a cash prize, Zishe catches the attention of a German impresario who wants him to come to Berlin. So tiny star Istvan Toth has the perfect companions - the circus strongmen. Keith began his ascent in the circus, running a sideshow populated with freaks, strongmen, fortune-tellers, and other wonders. Namibian strongman Andre du Preez will perform his feats of physical strength for one and half hours before the start of the fireworks. Defeating both of these strongmen garnered Sandow a contract to perform in London at the prestigious Alhambra Music Hall. The real strongmen, the genuinely strongest of the strong, look different physically. Synonyms muscleman, macho, macho man, iron man, hercules, atlas, samson, tarzan 1.1 A leader who rules by the exercise of threats, force, or violence. 铁腕人物，独裁者 the failed coup against Panamanian strongman Manuel Noriega Example sentencesExamples Today, strongmen are no longer in place and neither is leadership. They opt for a presidential system, which tends to be a bad idea in states with traditions of strongman rule. ‘Wiranto wants a reconciliation,’ said Muladi, who was a justice minister under the 32-year rule of strongman Suharto. When Suharto was Indonesia's president, the strongman's relatives and friends built business empires blessed by his favor. He will enjoy the kind support normally offered to Panamanian strongmen and Paris Hilton's publicists. The KMT regime relied completely on the unique characteristics of a strongman leader, emphasizing leadership over the law. It spurred students and workers in Asia, Africa, and Latin America to oppose the military strongmen, dictators and demagogues in their countries. He has repeatedly guaranteed the former military strongman an immediate pardon were he ever to be convicted. This tiny force is completely outgunned and outnumbered by an estimated 200,000 militia fighters under the control of various local strongmen. "Political repression by local strongmen is the principal problem, " the New York-based rights group said. These forces, and the strongmen who control these private and separate armies, could well inherit the kingdom. The military strongman rules Taiwan until his death in 1975. "I don't know, " he said when asked if he planned to see the Iraqi strongman. Close associates of the former strongman allegedly often garnered funds from Bulog for their own businesses. Kunduz is the home ground of Dostum, an ethnic Uzbek strongman. That it does not have this is a sign of political immaturity and the KMT's origins in strongman rule. The cosy relationship between old political strongmen and big business is dead. One way of escaping such dichotomies is to cease thinking about them, replacing this uncomfortable confusion with decisive rule by a strongman. To the Pakistani strongman, Kashmir is a matter of commitment and conviction. Several parts of the countryside are controlled by ‘revolutionary’ regional strongmen and their cutthroat armies.
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