durability
Prononciation : [djuːˈræbɪlɪti]
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Contexte : « material quality »
(noun) the ability of something to last a long time without breaking or getting damaged. If something is durable, it can handle wear and tear well.
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This backpack is known for its durability and can last for many years.
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The toy's lack of durability means it broke after just one day of play.
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How can we test the durability of this new phone case?
Contexte : « product quality »
(noun) how long a product can stay useful and not fall apart. Durable products are often preferred because they save money in the long run.
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A durable car will not need as many repairs over time.
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This shirt has poor durability and will wear out quickly.
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What features should we look for to ensure durability in our new appliances?
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