qiáng dù
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这个材料的强度很高。
Zhège cáiliào de qiángdù hěn gāo.
This material has a high strength.
他用很大的强度锻炼身体。
Tā yòng hěn dà de qiángdù duànliàn shēntǐ.
He exercises with great intensity.
这个信号的强度很弱。
Zhège xìnhào de qiángdù hěn ruò.
This signal has a weak intensity.
强度 (qiáng dù)
intensity
力道 (lì dào)
force
弱度 (ruò dù)
weakness
虚弱 (xū ruò)
feebleness
The Chinese word 强度 (qiángdù) is composed of two characters: 强 (qiáng) and 度 (dù). The character 强 originally meant "bow" or "crossbow", and later extended to mean "strong" or "powerful". The character 度 originally meant "to cross" or "to pass", and later extended to mean "degree" or "extent". When combined, the two characters 强度 literally mean "the degree of strength" or "the extent of power". In modern Chinese, 强度 is used to refer to the intensity or magnitude of a force, such as the strength of an earthquake or the brightness of a light. It can also be used to refer to the strength or durability of a material, such as the tensile strength of steel or the hardness of a diamond.
