durability
noun [ U ] uk/ˌdʒʊə.rəˈbɪl.ə.ti/ us/ˌdʊr.əˈbɪl.ə.t̬i/
耐用性;持久性
the quality of being able to last a long time without becoming damaged
the durability of the materials used 所用材料的耐用性
This bike is still our first choice for racers, especially with its long track record for durability. 这辆自行车仍然是我们为赛车手推荐的首选车，尤其是它在耐用性方面的长期保持的良好记录。
耐用性;持久性
the fact of being able to continue to exist
The Fed's statement yesterday expressed faith in the durability of the U. S. economic expansion. 美联储昨天的声明表达了对美国经济持久扩张的信心。
They questioned the durability of the ceasefire. 他们质疑停火的持久性。
坚韧;坚毅;执着
the ability of a person to do something for a long time without getting tired or being injured
A model of durability, he's missed only 22 of 1,335 games in his career. 作为运动场上的常青树，他在职业生涯的1,335场比赛中只缺席了22场。
That he is still here after ten years of international rugby is testimony to his remarkable durability. 参加了十年的国际橄榄球比赛，他仍未退役，这证明了他非凡的韧性。
See: durable
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- The durability of the suit is top-notch: it has served 3 hard years and is still going strong.
- Cournoyer said they chose the dome home because of its durability in storms and energy efficiency.
- There are growing doubts about the durability of the recovery as the stock market continues to fall.
- Although many NFL scouts consider Simmons a first-round talent, questions about his durability might have prevented him from being chosen.