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toughness

/ˈtʌf.nəs/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a qualidade de ser forte, resistente e capaz de suportar dificuldades, esforço físico ou situações adversas. Pode descrever força física, firmeza moral ou a capacidade de um material de absorver energia antes de se romper.

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noun

/ˈtʌf.nəs/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a qualidade de ser forte, resistente e capaz de suportar dificuldades, esforço físico ou situações adversas. Pode descrever força física, firmeza moral ou a capacidade de um material de absorver energia antes de se romper.

A noun referring to the quality of being strong, resilient, and able to endure hardship, physical strain, or difficulty. It can describe physical strength, mental fortitude, or the ability of a material to absorb energy before fracturing.

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  1. Enduring strength and energyB2formal

    The quality of being physically or mentally strong and able to withstand hardship or strain.

    ptResistência

    • The marathon runner's toughness allowed her to finish the race despite the heat.
    • His mental toughness helped him overcome the loss of his job.
    • The soldiers were admired for their toughness in the harsh conditions.

    Sinônimosdurabilityendurancefortitudegrithardinessresiliencerobustnesstenacityvigor

    Antônimosdelicacyfragilityfrailtyweakness

  2. Physical robustnessB1informalsport

    The property of being large, strong, and physically imposing.

    ptRobustez física

    • The boxer's toughness was evident in his muscular build.
    • The bouncer's toughness intimidated the troublemakers.
    • His toughness made him a natural choice for the rugby team.

    Sinônimosbrawnhardinessrobustnessstrengthsturdiness

    Antônimosdelicacyfragilityfrailtyweakness

  3. Material resilienceC1formaltechnical

    The ability of a material, especially metal, to absorb energy and deform without fracturing.

    ptTenacidade

    • The toughness of the steel made it ideal for building bridges.
    • Engineers tested the toughness of the alloy under extreme pressure.
    • The metal's toughness prevented it from cracking during the earthquake.

    Sinônimosdurabilityhardinessresiliencerobustnesstenacity

    Antônimosbrittlenessfragility

  4. Impressive difficultyB2informal

    The quality of being very difficult to achieve or overcome.

    ptDificuldade

    • The toughness of the exam surprised even the best students.
    • Climbing Mount Everest is a testament to human toughness.
    • The toughness of the puzzle frustrated many players.

    Sinônimosarduousnessdifficultyformidabilityhardnessrigorrigorousnessstiffness

    Antônimoseasinesssimplicity

Formas
  • toughnesses plural form
  • toughnesses' possessive plural form
  • toughness's possessive singular form
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