Stout: meaning, definitions and examples
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stout
[ staʊt ]
type of beer
Stout is a dark, strong beer with a rich, roasted flavor, typically brewed using roasted malt or barley.
Synonyms
dark beer, porter
Examples of usage
- Would you like a pint of stout?
- I prefer stout over other types of beer.
Translations
Translations of the word "stout" in other languages:
🇵🇹 robusto
- forte
- corpulento
🇮🇳 मजबूत
- दृढ़
- बलवान
🇩🇪 kräftig
- stämmig
- robust
🇮🇩 kuat
- kekar
- tegap
🇺🇦 міцний
- кремезний
- сильний
🇵🇱 krzepki
- silny
- tęgi
🇯🇵 頑丈な (がんじょうな)
- 力強い (ちからづよい)
- たくましい (たくましい)
🇫🇷 robuste
- costaud
- vigoureux
🇪🇸 robusto
- fuerte
- corpulento
🇹🇷 sağlam
- güçlü
- iri yarı
🇰🇷 튼튼한
- 건장한
- 강한
🇸🇦 قوي
- صلب
- جسيم
🇨🇿 silný
- robustní
- statný
🇸🇰 silný
- robustný
- statný
🇨🇳 强壮的 (qiángzhuàng de)
- 结实的 (jiēshi de)
- 坚固的 (jiāngù de)
🇸🇮 močan
- robusten
- krepak
🇮🇸 sterkur
- kraftmikill
- þéttur
🇰🇿 мықты
- дені сау
- қарулы
🇬🇪 ძლიერი
- მტკიცე
- გოლიათი
🇦🇿 güclü
- möhkəm
- bədənli
🇲🇽 robusto
- fuerte
- corpulento
Etymology
The word 'stout' originated from the Old French word 'estut', meaning 'thick, strong'. It was first used in the context of beer in the 17th century to describe a strong, dark beer. Over time, it also came to be used to describe a person's build, referring to someone who is bulky or heavily built.