qiáng dà
powerful; formidable; strong
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我国是一个强大的国家。
wǒ ɡuó shì yí ɡè qiánɡ dà de ɡuó jiā .
Our country is a strong country.
我们要变得强大。
wǒ mén yào biàn dé qiánɡ dà .
We have to be strong.
我们要有强大的信念。
wǒ mén yào yǒu qiánɡ dà de xìn niàn .
We have to be strong in our beliefs.
强盛 (qiáng shèng)
powerful
强壮 (qiáng zhuàng)
strong
弱小 (ruòxiǎo)
weak
虚弱 (xūruò)
feeble
The Chinese word 强大 (qiángdà) is composed of two characters: 强 (qiáng) and 大 (dà). The character 强 originally meant "bow" or "crossbow", and later came to mean "strong" or "powerful". The character 大 originally meant "big" or "great", and later came to mean "important" or "influential". When combined, the two characters 强 and 大 form the word 强大, which means "powerful" or "strong".The word 强大 can be used to describe a person, an object, or a country. For example, a strong person is someone who is physically or mentally strong. A strong object is something that is not easily broken or damaged. A strong country is a country that has a powerful military and a strong economy.The word 强大 is a very common word in Chinese, and it is used in a variety of contexts. It is an important word to know for HSK learners, as it is used in many everyday conversations.
