fest
firmly
in a strong or steady way
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What's the difference between fest / stabil / sicher / bestimmt / stark / hart
firmly — in a strong or steady way
Means steady and well-supported; used for physical stability or reliable conditions.
Der Tisch steht stabil auf dem Boden.
Стол устойчиво стоит на полу.
Often means safe, reliable, or certain; less about firmness and more about security or confidence.
Sie stand sicher auf der Leiter.
Она уверенно стояла на лестнице.
Means decisively and with conviction; often describes a firm manner of speaking or acting.
Er sprach bestimmt und ruhig.
Он говорил твёрдо и спокойно.
Means strong, powerful, or intense; less about firmness and more about force or strength.
Der Wind weht heute stark.
Сегодня ветер дует сильно.
Usually means hard or rigid; can describe surfaces, conditions, or a strict character.
Der Boden ist sehr hart.
Пол очень твёрдый.
Means strict or demanding; used for rules, discipline, or people, not physical firmness.
Die Lehrerin ist streng, aber fair.
Учительница строгая, но справедливая.
Means strong, robust, or powerful; often used for bodies, voices, colors, or movement.
Er hat eine kräftige Stimme.
У него сильный голос.
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How to pronounce fest and what this word means
fest translation: firmly. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce fest
/ˈfɛst/
fest translation
firmly
fest transcription
/ˈfɛst/
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fest meaning: what does it mean?
auf starke oder sichere Weise
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