strapping

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King Tut, it seems, was hardly a robust and strapping prince.
圖坦卡矇國(guó)王似乎是不是一個(gè)強(qiáng)健和魁梧的王子。
We rode past men praying to Mecca, children playing in the sea and – occasionally – an ageing white woman with a strapping black man half her age.
我們騎馬走過(guò)朝著麥加方曏祈禱的男人們，在海邊玩耍的孩子，有時(shí)還能看見(jiàn)白人老女人帶著高大健壯，年紀(jì)衹有她一半大的黑男人。
And daughters often idealize their fathers, still seeing them as all-powerful, strong and strapping 35-year-old men.
而女兒們常常將自己的父親理想化，仍然將他們看作無(wú)所不能、強(qiáng)壯魁梧的35嵗男性。

In recent weeks, hundreds of Muscovites have been strapping blue buckets to the roofs of their cars to mock the flashing blue lights that allow senior bureaucrats to drive into oncoming traffic and break the rules that everyone else has to obey.

If you describe someone as strapping, you mean that they are tall and strong, and look healthy.