enduring

• Qualifie ce qui persiste ou dure longtemps, ou une qualité de patience et de résistance face aux épreuves.

Describes something that lasts over a long period of time, or the quality of being patient and resilient.

1. UnceasingB2formal

   Continuing or lasting for a long time without stopping; persistent.

   Incessant

   • The enduring beauty of the ancient ruins attracts visitors from all over the world.
   • Her enduring love for her family never wavered.
   • The enduring popularity of the classic novel is remarkable.

   Synonymesconstantendlesslastingnever-endingperpetualpersistentrelentlessunceasingunremitting

   Antonymesephemeralevanescentfleetingmomentaryshort-livedtemporarytransient

2. Patiently bearing continual wrongs or troubleC1formal

   Having the ability to tolerate difficulties, suffering, or unfair treatment over a long period without giving up.

   Endurant (face à l'adversité)

   • He was an enduring soul, always forgiving those who wronged him.
   • The community showed an enduring spirit despite the hardships.
   • Her enduring patience with the difficult child was admirable.

   Synonymesforbearinglong-sufferingpatientstoicaltolerantuncomplaining

   Antonymesfractiousimpatientintolerantirritabletesty

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de supporter ou de tolérer quelque chose de difficile, de douloureux ou de long sans y renoncer.

A verb used to indicate the act of suffering or tolerating something difficult, painful, or prolonged without giving up.

1. Suffer patientlyB2formal

   To suffer or undergo something difficult or painful without giving up.

   Supporter patiemment

   • She endured years of hardship to achieve her dream.
   • The soldiers endured extreme cold during the mission.
   • He endured the pain without complaining.

   Synonymesabidebearbravestandstomachtaketolerateweatherwithstand

   Antonymescapitulatequitsuccumbsurrenderyield

2. Last or persistB2formal

   To continue to exist or remain over a long period of time.

   Durer, persister

   • The ancient monument has endured for thousands of years.
   • Their friendship endured despite many disagreements.
   • The tradition endures in rural communities.

   Synonymesabidecontinuelastpersistprevailremainstandsurvive

   Antonymesceasediedisappearexpirefadestop