resilience

• Nom désignant la capacité à se remettre rapidement des difficultés ou à s'adapter aux changements, ainsi que la propriété physique d'un matériau de reprendre sa forme initiale après une déformation.

A noun referring to the ability to recover quickly from difficulties or adapt to change, or the physical property of a material to return to its original shape after deformation.

indénombrable

1. Physical property of materialsB2formal

   The ability of a material to return to its original shape or position after being deformed, as long as the deformation does not exceed its elastic limit.

   Résilience (physique des matériaux)

   • The resilience of the rubber band allows it to stretch and snap back.
   • Engineers test the resilience of metals used in bridge construction.
   • The foam's resilience makes it ideal for cushioning.

   Synonymeselasticityspringiness

2. Rebound or spring backB2formal

   An instance of rebounding or springing back to a previous state after being compressed or displaced.

   rebond

   • The resilience of the spring was measured after each compression cycle.
   • The ball's resilience was evident as it bounced high off the pavement.
   • The material showed excellent resilience, returning to its original form instantly.

   Synonymesbounceelasticityreboundrecoilspring