The English equivalent might be "solid".
The ground in the bayou is hard to read: might be solid, might be mush.
The English equivalent might be "solid". A fanciful writer might describe a correct, honest restaurant as having the right stuff.
"They have a couple of pitchers who might be solid No. 4- or No. 5-type starters eventually," one scout said.
Among Americans in general, he said, "a six-foot, 250-pound man will be obese, but if he were an N.F.L. lineman of 6-foot-3 weighing 280 pounds, he might be solid muscle with only 2 percent body fat".
If you ask a drone with an advanced onboard brain to fly into something that might be solid or might be immaterial, you could end up with a very smashed, very expensive failure.
Inkia isn't a new player in the tablet game and so the inPad 701 and inPad 702 might be solid contenders.
If you ask a drone with an advanced onboard brain to fly into something that might be solid or might be immaterial, you could end up with a very smashed, very expensive failure.
One longtime supporter of the president, state Sen. Joel Anderson (R-Alpine), thinks there should be an "independent audit". Depending on how such an audit would be set up, there might be solid support to conduct one.
The three arguments presented in the preceding paragraph suggest that in the experiment C 60 Et 32 + might be solid even though the estimated temperature, 110 K, is well above the melting temperature of ethylene on graphite.
"Sometimes," he told me, "in all candor, if you think somebody might not be solid" after casting a vote in conference, "it might be wiser to let that person write the opinion," because after defending a position at length, people "tend to become even more convinced" than when they started.
