durableness

IPA/djˈʊəɹəbəlnəs/
IPA/dˈʊɹɹəbəlnəs/

durableness — 名詞

1. the ability of an object or material to stay in good condition for a long time w

1.名詞C1
釋義

耐用性

物品經久耐用的特性

the ability of an object or material to stay in good condition for a long time without breaking, wearing out, or becoming damaged, even with regular use or harsh conditions

例句

The durableness of Kabir's hiking boots impressed everyone on the long mountain trail.

Kabir 的登山靴非常耐用，在漫長的山徑上令所有人印象深刻。

the durableness of [object] — shows how the noun is followed by 'of'

Nia chose this sofa for its durableness, knowing it had to survive three young children.

Nia 選擇這張沙發是因為它很耐用，她知道這張沙發得承受三個年幼孩子的使用。

for its durableness — reason for choosing

同義詞
  • durability

    the much more common synonym; use 'durability' in most situations

  • sturdiness

    focuses on physical strength and resistance to breaking, especially in furniture or buildings

  • robustness

    emphasises the ability to withstand stress or pressure without failure, often in engineering

反義詞
  • fragility

    the quality of being easily broken or damaged

  • weakness

    lack of strength that leads to early failure

文法句型

the durableness of + noun phrase

for its durableness

[verb] + the durableness of + [object]

用法筆記

Uncountable noun; used mainly in writing about materials, products, or construction. The shorter form 'durability' is much more common in everyday speech and most writing contexts.

常見錯誤

❌This phone has a great durableness.
✅This phone has great durableness.
💡'Durableness' is uncountable and cannot take the article 'a'.