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Pronunciation / Transliteration: Ausdauer
"Ein Marathon erfordert viel Ausdauer."
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The capacity of something to last or to withstand wear and tear; stamina.
"Running a marathon requires a high level of physical endurance."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from Old French, from medieval Latin indulgentia, or from endure + -ance.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "endurance" is said worldwide
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endurance
Transliteration: endurance
"Il faut beaucoup d'endurance pour courir un marathon."
Ausdauer
Transliteration: Ausdauer
"Ein Marathon erfordert viel Ausdauer."
resistenza
Transliteration: resistenza
"Ci vuole molta resistenza per correre una maratona."
resistencia
Transliteration: resistencia
"Se necesita mucha resistencia para correr un maratón."
resistência
Transliteration: resistência
"É preciso muita resistência para correr uma maratona."
सहनशक्ति
Transliteration: sahan-shakti
"मैराथन दौड़ने के लिए बहुत सहनशक्ति की आवश्यकता होती है।"
耐力
Transliteration: nàilì
"跑马拉松需要极大的耐力。"
지구력
Transliteration: jiguryeok
"마라톤을 뛰려면 상당한 지구력이 필요하다."
持久力
Transliteration: jikyūryoku
"マラソンを走るには多くの持久力が必要です。"
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