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1 duraturo
adj lastingcommerce sustainable* * *duraturo agg.1 lasting, enduring: fama duratura, lasting fame; la pace non sarà duratura, peace will not last long2 ( di colore) fast3 ( di materiale) durable.* * *[dura'turo]aggettivo (stabile) [amicizia, tradizione] durable; [ amore] abiding; [ effetto] lasting; [influenza, fama] enduring; [ ricordo] long lasting* * *duraturo/dura'turo/ -
2 durevole
lasting* * *durevole agg. durable, lasting, enduring: la loro amicizia non mi sembra durevole, I don't think their friendship will last long; queste scarpe saranno durevoli, spero, I hope these shoes will wear well; tutti sperano in una pace durevole, everyone hopes for an enduring (o long lasting) peace // beni di consumo durevoli, durable goods (o durables); beni di consumo non durevoli, non-durables.* * *[du'revole]2) (resistente) [ materiale] durable* * *durevole/du'revole/2 (resistente) [ materiale] durable. -
3 inalterabile
sentimento unchangeablecolore fastmetallo non-tarnish* * *inalterabile agg.1 unalterable, inalterable; (di colore) fast2 (letter.) (immutabile) constant, enduring: un'amicizia inalterabile, an enduring friendship.* * *[inalte'rabile]aggettivo [materiale, sostanza] unalterable; [carattere, sentimento] unchanging; [ colore] fast; [posizione, opinione] immovable, constant* * *inalterabile/inalte'rabile/[materiale, sostanza] unalterable; [carattere, sentimento] unchanging; [ colore] fast; [posizione, opinione] immovable, constant. -
4 tenace
materiali, sostanze strongfig tenacious* * *tenace agg.1 tenacious; ( resistente) strong, tough; ( viscoso) viscous, adhesive: argilla tenace, tenacious clay; filo tenace, tenacious (o strong) thread; presa tenace, tenacious hold2 ( fermo, perseverante) persevering, persistent, tenacious; firm; enduring: fede tenace, firm faith; sforzi tenaci, persistent efforts; un uomo tenace, a persevering man; affetto tenace, enduring affection; tenace nelle sue opinioni, tenacious in his opinions; memoria tenace, tenacious (o retentive) memory.* * *[te'natʃe]1) [collante, filo] strong, tenacious2) fig. [ persona] tenacious, tough, dogged, stout, stubborn, strong-willed; [ odio] undying; [volontà, memoria] persistent, tenacious, stubborn* * *tenace/te'nat∫e/1 [collante, filo] strong, tenacious -
5 immortale
immortal* * *immortale agg. immortal (anche fig.); everlasting, undying, enduring: un essere immortale, an immortal being; fama immortale, immortal (o everlasting) fame; odio immortale, undying hatred; opera d'arte immortale, immortal work of art◆ s.m. e f. immortal // gli Immortali, (gli Dei) the Immortals.* * *[immor'tale]aggettivo [anima, dio] immortal; [opera, bellezza, simbolo] immortal, everlasting, eternal* * *immortale/immor'tale/[anima, dio] immortal; [opera, bellezza, simbolo] immortal, everlasting, eternal. -
6 tollerante
tolerant* * *tollerante agg.1 tolerant; ( indulgente) indulgent2 ( che sopporta) enduring.* * *[tolle'rante]aggettivo [ persona] broadminded, tolerant, liberal; [ atteggiamento] easygoing; [ regolamento] lax, permissive* * *tollerante/tolle'rante/[ persona] broadminded, tolerant, liberal; [ atteggiamento] easygoing; [ regolamento] lax, permissive. -
7 duraturo agg
[dura'turo] duraturo (-a)(ricordo, fama) enduring, (pace) lasting -
8 durativo
durativo agg. lasting, durable, enduring. -
9 duraturo
agg [dura'turo] duraturo (-a)(ricordo, fama) enduring, (pace) lasting
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