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endurance

/ɪnˈdjʊə.rəns/

Traduction: Nom désignant la capacité ou la force de supporter des efforts physiques ou mentaux prolongés, des difficultés ou du stress.

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noun

/ɪnˈdjʊə.rəns/B2formal
  • frNom désignant la capacité ou la force de supporter des efforts physiques ou mentaux prolongés, des difficultés ou du stress.

A noun referring to the ability or power to withstand prolonged physical or mental effort, hardship, or stress.

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  1. Ability to withstand hardshipB2formal

    The ability to endure difficult conditions, pain, or stress over a long period.

    frendurance (capacité à résister aux épreuves)

    • Marathon runners need incredible physical endurance.
    • Her mental endurance helped her through the crisis.
    • The soldiers showed great endurance during the long march.

    Synonymesfortitudegrithardinessperseveranceresiliencestaying powertenacitytolerancetoughness

    Antonymesfrailtyinfirmityweakness

  2. Persistence or staying powerB2formal

    The capacity to continue doing something difficult or tiring for a long time.

    frendurance

    • The project required a lot of patience and endurance.
    • His endurance in studying for the exam paid off.
    • The team's endurance was tested by the 12-hour work shift.

    Synonymesdeterminationdoggednessfortitudegritperseverancepersistenceresiliencestaying powertenacity

    Antonymesfragilityfrailtyinfirmityweakness

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  • endurances plural form
  • endurances' possessive plural form
  • endurance's possessive singular form
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