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solid ['sɔlɪd] n
gen.	Mittel in fester Form; feste Stoffe pl.
agric.	Rückgrat n; bündig; lückenlos; durchgängig; zusammendhängend; unenterbrochen; geschlossen; durchgehend; vollkommen
astr.	Körper m
chem.	fester Körper; fester Stoff; Festkörper m
commun.	Vollfläche f; Volltonfläche f
construct.	Voll- f; starr; einteilig; fest (phys); stabil (robust, in sich gefestigt)
fish.farm.	ganze Scheibe
math.	aus einem Stueck; fester Koerper (Aggregatzustand); Koerper m
med.	derb; kompakt; Fest- n
mining.	Anstehendes; Volles f
nucl.phys.	Feststoff m; Massiv n; solid; Fest n; Voll f
opt.	Stoff m
polygr.	ohne Farbnuancen
tech.	Festkörper m (body); Feststoff m (material)
solid < 5 3 67> ['sɔlɪd] n
winemak.	solide < 5 378 32>
solids n
gen.	feste Nahrung; feste Stoffe; Feststoffe m
law, life.sc., lab.law.	Volltöne m
solid material ['sɔlɪd] n
gen.	Feststoff m
solid ['sɔlɪd] v
chem.	gediegen (massiv)
solid ['sɔlɪd] adj.
gen.	fest (Aggregatzustand); massiv; kompakt Gestein, Schicht; stichhaltig Grund; triftig Grund; dauerhaft; dicht; gesetzt; robust; solide; stabil gebaut; zuverlässig; stramm (Leistung); solid
fig.	verlässlich
med.	anstehend
mining.	unverhauen; fest; standfest (z. B. Hangendes)
tech.	deftig; gediegen; gesund; gründlich; haltbar; handfest; hart; konsistent; schwer; stabil; stark; ungeteilt; vertrauenswürdig; voll; vollwandig; eindrähtig Kabel (cable); massig
English thesaurus
SOLID ['sɔlɪd] abbr.
abbr., el.	self-organizing large information dissemination system; silicide on lightly doped drain (structure); simulation of optical lithography in three dimensions; system for on-line information development
abbr., progr.	Single-responsibility principle, Open–closed principle, Liskov substitution principle, Interface segregation principle, Dependency inversion principle (a mnemonic acronym for five design principles intended to make software designs more understandable, flexible and maintainable wikipedia.org igisheva)

solid : 1664 phrases in 92 subjects

Accumulators	1
Agriculture	43
Alternative dispute resolution	4
American usage, not spelling	2
Analytical chemistry	22
Antennas and waveguides	1
Art	2
Artificial intelligence	1
Astronomy	11
Automated equipment	6
Automobiles	8
Ball bearings	3
Biology	5
British usage, not spelling	3
Building structures	1
Business	3
Cables and cable production	2
Chemistry	83
Coal	16
Communications	17
Computers	4
Construction	181
Cultural studies	4
Dosimetry	13
Drilling	3
Earth sciences	32
Economics	1
Education	4
Electric motors	1
Electric traction	1
Electronics	62
Energy industry	21
Engines	1
Environment	87
Explosives and Explosive Ordnance Disposal	2
Finances	2
Food industry	6
Footwear	1
Foreign trade	8
Forestry	5
Foundry	1
General	153
Geomechanics	6
Health care	10
Industry	33
Informal	1
Information technology	9
Isolation	3
Labor law	1
Law	1
Life sciences	24
Materials science	15
Measuring instruments	8
Mechanic engineering	29
Medical	29
Medical appliances	15
Metallurgy	49
Meteorology	2
Microelectronics	17
Microsoft	4
Mining	43
Municipal planning	1
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	53
Natural sciences	3
Nuclear physics	38
Oils and lubricants	4
Optics branch of physics	41
Packaging	6
Paleontology	2
Patents	3
Pharmacy and pharmacology	1
Physics	82
Polygraphy	5
Power lines	1
Power system protection	2
Radiation	23
Rail transport	1
Refrigeration	3
Research and development	1
Risk Management	1
Sailing	1
Sample preparation	2
Scientific	3
Social science	1
Statistics	4
Taxes	2
Technology	192
Textile industry	8
Thermodynamics	1
Transport	47
Water supply	1
Weapons and gunsmithing	5