solid table

/ˈsɒlɪd ˈteɪbl̩/

noun phrase

  1. A strong, sturdy table, especially one made of solid material rather than hollow or layered material.

    B1

    countable

    • "We need a solid table for the kitchen."A1
    • "The solid table did not wobble when he leaned on it."B1
    • "Unlike the veneer-covered desk, this solid table is made entirely from oak."C1

  2. (figurative) A complete and reliable set of figures or information arranged in rows and columns, or a well-founded schedule of events.

    C1

    countableused in business and data contexts

    • "The report needs a solid table of sales figures for each region."B2
    • "Investors asked for a solid table showing costs, revenue and profit."C1
    • "Without a solid table of evidence, the argument falls apart."C2

Collocations

solid oak tablesolid wood tablesolid dining tablea solid table of figures

Word family

solidsolidlysoliditysolidify