英语词汇“durably”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

WORD ORIGINdurable

Origin:

1300-1400 Old French, Latin durare ‘to continue in existence’

EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES

Bronze is harder and more durable than tin.
Plastic window frames are more durable than wood.
The roofs are constructed from heavy and durable timbers, usually teak or mahogany.
We hope to have created a durable peace between the two countries.
What you need for Africa is a simple, durable and inexpensive vehicle.

EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS

Being made of metal, often precious metal, coins have tended to survive much better than less durable objects.
Families on supplementary benefit, now income support, are likely to borrow to buy items of clothing or durable household goods.
He was tough, he was genuine, he was durable, he was versatile.
Instructions for use and durable labelling and supportive information must be supplied in document form.
Melamine boards aren't as durable as wood or polythene and as they wear, they can absorb bacteria.
Second, and more important, they were mass-produced out of durable materials and so have survived in large numbers.
The M14 was very reliable and durable, single shot or auto.
They are not durable like rocks.

THESAURUSnot easily broken or damaged► strong

not easily broken or damaged: · The bags are made of strong black plastic.· We need a strong rope for this job.

► tough

strong – used especially about something that can be used a lot without damaging it or making it weaker: · a pair of tough leather boots· Kitchen floors need to be tough enough to withstand heavy use.

► heavy-duty

[only before noun] extremely strong – used about materials, tools, machines etc that are made especially to be used a lot without being easily damaged: · heavy-duty rubber gloves· a heavy-duty carpet for the hallway

► sturdy

strong and often thick, and not likely to fall over or get broken: · a fence made with sturdy wooden posts· The furniture is simple but sturdy.

► unbreakable

extremely strong and impossible to break: · Babies need to have unbreakable dishes and cups.

► indestructible

impossible to break, damage, or destroy, and lasting forever: · Gold is virtually indestructible.· The pyramids were built as indestructible tombs for the Pharaohs.

► hard-wearing

British English, long-wearing American English used about materials and products that will remain in good condition for a long time even when they are used a lot: · Ceramic tiles are easy to keep clean and hard-wearing.· a hard-wearing fabric

► durable

especially written used about materials and products that will remain in good condition for a long time – often used on product labels: · The jacket has a durable nylon lining.· Varnish is more durable than paint.

► robust

especially written strongly made – used especially about the structure of something, for example a vehicle or machine: · a mountain bike with a robust frame· The hardware for the computer must be robust and inexpensive.

Longman Language Activatorstrong thing/material► strong

something that is strong cannot be broken or destroyed easily: · The bags are made of strong black plastic· You'll need a strong piece of rope for towing the car.· After full heat treatment, the alloy proved to be five times as strong as the pure aluminium.

► solid

a building or piece of furniture that is solid is strong and well made: · The table seemed solid enough, so I climbed up onto it.· rows of solid little houses built of local stoneas solid as a rock (=very solid): · He rapped his knuckles against the body of the sink unit. It was as solid as a rock.

► tough

not easily cut or damaged - use this about cloth, leather, plastic etc: · The sailors wore jackets made from tough waterproof cotton.· a pair of tough leather boots· Normal floor paint might not be tough enough for the garage.

► durable

substances or products that are durable are strong and will last a long time, even if they are used a lot: · Bronze is harder and more durable than tin.· What you need for Africa is a simple, durable and inexpensive vehicle.· The roofs are constructed from heavy and durable timbers, usually teak or mahogany.

► heavy-duty

heavy-duty materials, tools, machines etc are specially made to be stronger than usual, often because they are going to be used a lot or used in difficult conditions: · If you are going to put an electric cable underground, you must use the special heavy-duty type.· The emergency equipment includes food, a first-aid kit, and a heavy-duty flashlight.

► hardwearing

a hardwearing cloth or material is strong and will last a long time, even if it is used a lot: · Polyester is not particularly hardwearing but it is cheap.· It's best to lay a good quality, hardwearing carpet.

► reinforced

a reinforced material or part has had other materials or parts added to make it stronger: · A reinforced concrete dome, two metres thick, protects the radioactive core of the nuclear reactor.· Like all the clothes in the range it has specially reinforced seams.

► unbreakable

something that is unbreakable is difficult or impossible to break because it is made of a very strong substance: · Make sure your patio doors are made of unbreakable glass.· a virtually unbreakable vacuum flask

► indestructible

impossible to break, damage or destroy: · Until the accident, the ship was considered indestructible.· There is little point putting an indestructible door in a frame that will rot in 10 years.

COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES► consumer durables

British English (=things you buy that are expected to last, such as cars, televisions, or furniture)· Ownership of consumer durables is a reflection of standards of living.

COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSADVERB► more

· My work tends to be more durable than artistic.· He points out that as well as being more durable than paint, epoflex contains no solvents and so is non-polluting.· The higher the number, the harder, more durable the materials.· As the foil plating was thicker it may have been found more durable than mercury plating.· Cotton is warmer and more durable but heavier.· Latex foam is a better choice than polyurethane as it's more durable and offers better support.· He said that bells were really no more durable than anything else.· He could have found a much more durable and attractive later edition for £20-£30.

► most

· The strength can be 6:1, or for the most durable surface, 3:1 may be used.· The most durable of these novel social experiments was the Mormon Church.· This material was most durable and the powdered marble imparted a brilliance to the finished surface.· Many of the most durable brands were born because of television's wide reach.

► very

· However, the generally obtainable varieties are classed as very durable, even without preservatives.· In addition to its very light weight, it was very durable.

NOUN► goods

· In two to three weeks, Ehrlich said, the Commerce Department plans publish statistics on durable goods orders and construction spending.· Carpets, building products, furniture and other durable goods all began to see downshifting during the fourth quarter.

单词	durably
释义	durabledur‧a‧ble /ˈdjʊərəbəl $ ˈdʊr-/ adjective Word Origin WORD ORIGINdurable Origin: 1300-1400 Old French, Latin durare ‘to continue in existence’ Examples EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES Bronze is harder and more durable than tin. Plastic window frames are more durable than wood. The roofs are constructed from heavy and durable timbers, usually teak or mahogany. We hope to have created a durable peace between the two countries. What you need for Africa is a simple, durable and inexpensive vehicle. EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS Being made of metal, often precious metal, coins have tended to survive much better than less durable objects. Families on supplementary benefit, now income support, are likely to borrow to buy items of clothing or durable household goods. He was tough, he was genuine, he was durable, he was versatile. Instructions for use and durable labelling and supportive information must be supplied in document form. Melamine boards aren't as durable as wood or polythene and as they wear, they can absorb bacteria. Second, and more important, they were mass-produced out of durable materials and so have survived in large numbers. The M14 was very reliable and durable, single shot or auto. They are not durable like rocks. Thesaurus THESAURUSnot easily broken or damaged► strong not easily broken or damaged: · The bags are made of strong black plastic.· We need a strong rope for this job. ► tough strong – used especially about something that can be used a lot without damaging it or making it weaker: · a pair of tough leather boots· Kitchen floors need to be tough enough to withstand heavy use. ► heavy-duty [only before noun] extremely strong – used about materials, tools, machines etc that are made especially to be used a lot without being easily damaged: · heavy-duty rubber gloves· a heavy-duty carpet for the hallway ► sturdy strong and often thick, and not likely to fall over or get broken: · a fence made with sturdy wooden posts· The furniture is simple but sturdy. ► unbreakable extremely strong and impossible to break: · Babies need to have unbreakable dishes and cups. ► indestructible impossible to break, damage, or destroy, and lasting forever: · Gold is virtually indestructible.· The pyramids were built as indestructible tombs for the Pharaohs. ► hard-wearing British English, long-wearing American English used about materials and products that will remain in good condition for a long time even when they are used a lot: · Ceramic tiles are easy to keep clean and hard-wearing.· a hard-wearing fabric ► durable especially written used about materials and products that will remain in good condition for a long time – often used on product labels: · The jacket has a durable nylon lining.· Varnish is more durable than paint. ► robust especially written strongly made – used especially about the structure of something, for example a vehicle or machine: · a mountain bike with a robust frame· The hardware for the computer must be robust and inexpensive. Longman Language Activatorstrong thing/material► strong something that is strong cannot be broken or destroyed easily: · The bags are made of strong black plastic· You'll need a strong piece of rope for towing the car.· After full heat treatment, the alloy proved to be five times as strong as the pure aluminium. ► solid a building or piece of furniture that is solid is strong and well made: · The table seemed solid enough, so I climbed up onto it.· rows of solid little houses built of local stoneas solid as a rock (=very solid): · He rapped his knuckles against the body of the sink unit. It was as solid as a rock. ► tough not easily cut or damaged - use this about cloth, leather, plastic etc: · The sailors wore jackets made from tough waterproof cotton.· a pair of tough leather boots· Normal floor paint might not be tough enough for the garage. ► durable substances or products that are durable are strong and will last a long time, even if they are used a lot: · Bronze is harder and more durable than tin.· What you need for Africa is a simple, durable and inexpensive vehicle.· The roofs are constructed from heavy and durable timbers, usually teak or mahogany. ► heavy-duty heavy-duty materials, tools, machines etc are specially made to be stronger than usual, often because they are going to be used a lot or used in difficult conditions: · If you are going to put an electric cable underground, you must use the special heavy-duty type.· The emergency equipment includes food, a first-aid kit, and a heavy-duty flashlight. ► hardwearing a hardwearing cloth or material is strong and will last a long time, even if it is used a lot: · Polyester is not particularly hardwearing but it is cheap.· It's best to lay a good quality, hardwearing carpet. ► reinforced a reinforced material or part has had other materials or parts added to make it stronger: · A reinforced concrete dome, two metres thick, protects the radioactive core of the nuclear reactor.· Like all the clothes in the range it has specially reinforced seams. ► unbreakable something that is unbreakable is difficult or impossible to break because it is made of a very strong substance: · Make sure your patio doors are made of unbreakable glass.· a virtually unbreakable vacuum flask ► indestructible impossible to break, damage or destroy: · Until the accident, the ship was considered indestructible.· There is little point putting an indestructible door in a frame that will rot in 10 years. Collocations COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES► consumer durables British English (=things you buy that are expected to last, such as cars, televisions, or furniture)· Ownership of consumer durables is a reflection of standards of living. COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSADVERB► more · My work tends to be more durable than artistic.· He points out that as well as being more durable than paint, epoflex contains no solvents and so is non-polluting.· The higher the number, the harder, more durable the materials.· As the foil plating was thicker it may have been found more durable than mercury plating.· Cotton is warmer and more durable but heavier.· Latex foam is a better choice than polyurethane as it's more durable and offers better support.· He said that bells were really no more durable than anything else.· He could have found a much more durable and attractive later edition for £20-£30. ► most · The strength can be 6:1, or for the most durable surface, 3:1 may be used.· The most durable of these novel social experiments was the Mormon Church.· This material was most durable and the powdered marble imparted a brilliance to the finished surface.· Many of the most durable brands were born because of television's wide reach. ► very · However, the generally obtainable varieties are classed as very durable, even without preservatives.· In addition to its very light weight, it was very durable. NOUN► goods · In two to three weeks, Ehrlich said, the Commerce Department plans publish statistics on durable goods orders and construction spending.· Carpets, building products, furniture and other durable goods all began to see downshifting during the fourth quarter. 1staying in good condition for a long time, even if used a lot SYN hard-wearing: Wood is a durable material.► see thesaurus at strong2continuing for a long time SYN long-lasting: His poetry has proved durable.—durably adverb—durability /ˌdjʊərəˈbɪləti $ ˌdʊr-/ noun [uncountable] → consumer durables
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