endurance
Prononciation : [ɪnˈdʊər.əns]
Contexte : « sports »
(noun) the ability to keep going during difficult activities, especially when exercising. It's like when you run for a long time without getting too tired.
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She built up her endurance so she can run for an hour without stopping.
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He didn't have enough endurance to finish the marathon because he got tired too quickly.
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How can I improve my endurance for the upcoming race?
Contexte : « mental strength »
(noun) the ability to stay strong and keep trying even when things are hard or when you want to give up. It’s like when you study for a big test, and you keep going even when you feel tired.
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Her endurance helped her through tough times when she faced many challenges.
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He lacked endurance and gave up when things got really difficult.
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What can help someone develop mental endurance?
Contexte : « experience »
(noun) the ability to keep going over a long period, surviving tough situations. It’s similar to staying in a challenging situation, like a long car ride, without losing your patience.
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Their endurance on the camping trip amazed everyone because they faced bad weather and kept smiling.
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The team's endurance was tested, and they couldn't handle the long challenges they faced.
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How does endurance play a role in survival situations?