stark
strongly
in a powerful or definite way
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What's the difference between stark / kräftig / intensiv / energisch / heftig / fest
Means 'strongly' in the sense of strong force, intensity, or impact; often used for movement, voice, wind, or blows.
Emphasizes a high degree or concentrated effort; often used for work, study, discussion, or sensations.
Means 'with energy and determination'; more about active, vigorous action than just intensity.
Means 'strong, fierce, or sudden'; often has a sense of something unpleasant, emotional, or abrupt.
Means 'firmly' or 'solidly'; expresses stability, firmness, or tightness rather than strength in general.
Means 'sturdy, durable, or resilient'; often used for health, body build, objects, or systems.
Means 'hard, harsh, or severe'; often suggests roughness, pain, or lack of softness.
A very common degree adverb meaning just 'very', without special extra nuance.
Means 'especially' or 'particularly'; highlights one item among others rather than simply increasing degree.
As an intensifier means 'remarkably' or 'very'; sounds a bit more formal and expressive.
Means 'extremely'; stronger and more formal than simple 'very'.
Means 'decisively' or 'firmly'; emphasizes a clear, confident stance or action.
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How to pronounce stark and what this word means
stark means strongly. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce stark
/ʃtaʁk/
stark translation
strongly
stark examples
Ich empfehle das Hotel stark.
stark transcription
/ʃtaʁk/
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stark meaning: what does it mean?
auf kraftvolle oder deutliche Weise
stark pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
stark is pronounced as /ʃtaʁk/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
stark definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
Ich empfehle das Hotel stark. Translation: Я настоятельно рекомендую этот отель.
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