English to Latin Meaning of firm - firm

Firm :

firm

noun

particeps, collectio, turba, obstringere, confirma, impetu, nolite obdurare

adjective

fortis, rigidum, solidum, cave, Exegi, durum, iure perpetuo, stabilis, aequali tenore, fidelium, fortiter, praevaricari cuiquam liceat, stationarius, etiam, et immobiles:, Immotus, simulacraque moesta deorum, uniformis, conatus, stolidi,, perpetua, valido, anima dulcoratur, tum iocosa, obsoleta, eadem infesta, invalidum, Vestibulum, vetustate nimia comminuti, crebris, densa, densissima, metrorum cubicorum conplectuntur, incorruptelam possidebit, immortalem, Carissimi,, res immobiles,, res immobiles, tarda, sedato, mansuetum, cessabit, confectum, vinctum, quaedam, fixum, ipsa, absolute definita,, , reprehendit:, invicta, pertinax, non subditos, nulla pertinaci, lauta,, sobrii estote,, quiescis, periti

Firm :: firmaFirmed :: confirmariFirmer :: firmiorFirmest :: uiroFirming :: StabilisFirmly :: firmiterFirmness :: constantiamFirms :: firmsFirmware :: firmwareFirmwares :: firmwares

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Definitions of firm in English

Noun(1) the members of a business organization that owns or operates one or more establishments
Verb(1) become taut or tauter(2) make taut or tauter
Adjective(1) marked by firm determination or resolution; not shakable(2) not soft or yielding to pressure(3) strong and sure(4) not subject to revision or change(5) (of especially a person's physical features(6) not liable to fluctuate or especially to fall(7) securely established(8) possessing the tone and resiliency of healthy tissue(9) securely fixed in place(10) unwavering in devotion to friend or vow or cause
Adverb(1) with resolute determination

Examples of firm in English

(1) the going was firm(2) Yet, we must be strong in our firm belief that every human heart desires to be free.(3) The Crawford Court did not provide a firm definition of the meaning of testimonial.(4) During a break in proceedings, she told the Yorkshire Post how she came to be an adviser on the show and firm friends with its star.(5) the euro remained firm against the dollar(6) It is rare for a biotechnology firm to establish its business in a an existing property.(7) Ariane's eyes looked over to Frayne who had yet to speak, he stood firm with his arms crossed.(8) Raising her head high, Julia decides to toughen herself and be firm with Cassie.(9) Her right fist appeared to have connected with something distinctly firm and solid.(10) it's my firm belief(11) We must stand firm and not bend under the social pressures and norms that surround us.(12) The two became firm friends and were close collaborators on medical topics for many years.(13) Redditch were causing the odd moment of consternation in the City defence but Wilson's men held firm and never looked in real danger of conceding.(14) They can see the firm foundations being laid at Elland Road.(15) A large hand caught her arm in a firm grip and steadied her, tugging so that she could sit up properly.(16) Constance was a firm believer that things have a way of working themselves out.

Related Phrases of firm

(1) law firm ::

lex firma

(2) stand firm ::

stetistis

(3) firm ground ::

dat firmi

(4) firm up ::

firma stabiles foedere sunt

(5) accounting firm ::

ratio firm

(6) firm order ::

ut firm

(7) firm offer ::

offerat certa

(8) be firm ::

esse firm

(9) firm name ::

nomen firm

(10) brokerage firm ::

brokerage firma

Related Phrases of firm

(1) law firm ::

lex firma

(2) stand firm ::

stetistis

(3) firm ground ::

dat firmi

(4) firm up ::

firma stabiles foedere sunt

(5) accounting firm ::

ratio firm

(6) firm order ::

ut firm

(7) firm offer ::

offerat certa

(8) be firm ::

esse firm

(9) firm name ::

nomen firm

(10) brokerage firm ::

brokerage firma

Synonyms

Adjective

1. hard ::

durum

2. secure ::

secure

3. strong ::

fortis

4. resolute ::

fortiter

5. close ::

prope

6. definite ::

definito

7. steady ::

stabilis

8. solid ::

solidum

9. steadfast ::

firmum retineamus

10. truehearted ::

truehearted

11. immobile ::

inmobilia

Adverb

Noun

13. company ::

turba

14. business firm ::

negotium firm

Verb

15. tauten ::

MOLIOR

Antonyms

1. uncertain ::

incertum

2. weak ::

infirmi

Different Forms

firm, firmed, firmer, firmest, firming, firmly, firmness, firms, firmware, firmwares

Word Example from TV Shows

$You stood firm before Berlin\Nwho is crackers.$

You stood FIRM before Berlin
who is crackers.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 11

...cupping his FIRM right buttock as I do so.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 11

HOWARD: I'll call you back when we FIRM up the details.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 8

So remember, the key is to be FIRM.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 24

and build his cognitive life back up on FIRM principles.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 10

Examples of firm from TV Shows

$You stood firm before Berlin\Nwho is crackers.$

You stood FIRM before Berlin
who is crackers.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 11

...cupping his FIRM right buttock as I do so.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 11

HOWARD: I'll call you back when we FIRM up the details.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 8

So remember, the key is to be FIRM.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 24

and build his cognitive life back up on FIRM principles.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 10

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