stamina
/ˈstæmɪnə/ (bre, ipa) · [stˈæmənə] /ˈstæmɪnə/ (ame, ipa) · [stˈæmənə] /ˈsta-mə-nə How to pronounce stamina (audio)/ (ame, mw)
stamina — 名詞
1. the ability to keep using your body or mind well during hard effort over a long
耐力
長時間撐住體力或心力的能力
the ability to keep using your body or mind well during hard effort over a long period without becoming too tired
After two hours on the trail, Bao still had the stamina to climb higher.
走了兩個小時的山路後,Bao 仍有耐力繼續往上爬。
have the stamina to + verb
Weeks of swim practice helped Nia build the stamina she needed for the final race.
好幾週的游泳訓練幫 Nia 練出了決賽需要的耐力。
build stamina through practice
The night-shift nurse needs mental stamina to stay calm during long emergencies.
大夜班護理師需要心理耐力,才能在長時間急救中保持冷靜。
By the tenth interview, Owen's stamina was fading, but he kept answering clearly.
到了第十場面試時,Owen 的耐力快撐不住了,但他還是回答得很清楚。
Training in the heat can improve your stamina for a summer marathon.
在炎熱天氣裡訓練,可以提升你跑夏季馬拉松所需的耐力。
- endurance
often stresses lasting through pain, distance, or difficult conditions
- energy
is broader and often describes how lively or active someone feels right now
- staying power
is more informal and often highlights continuing effort or success over time
文法句型
have the stamina to keep going
build stamina through training
stamina for a long race
用法筆記
Often appears after have, build, improve, or lack. In everyday English it can describe athletic endurance, but it also covers the ability to keep thinking or working steadily in a long, stressful situation.