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<!-- (Audio) Maria: But I think we are pretty solid here. -->

--instructions--

Listen to the audio and answer the question below.

--questions--

--text--

What is Maria communicating?

--answers--

She thinks the system is broken.

--feedback--

Solid means something dependable, not broken.


She thinks the system is incomplete.

--feedback--

In this context solid suggests stability, not something unfinished.


She thinks the system is strong and reliable.


She thinks the system is slow.

--feedback--

Solid doesn't describe speed but shows that something is dependable.

--video-solution--

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--explanation--

The word solid means strong, reliable, or stable. For example:

  • The plan is solid. - The plan is well-prepared and reliable.

  • If your backup system is solid, you don't have to worry about losing data. - This means the backup system is reliable and trustworthy.

Maria is saying the system is dependable and in good condition. She feels confident about its performance.

--scene--

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