toughness

US // (ˈtʌfnɪs) //

韧度,韧性,坚韧,硬度

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : the quality or an instance of being tough
- : metallurgy the ability of a metal to withstand repeated twisting and bending, measured by the energy in kilojoules needed to break itSee brittleness, softness

nounseverity

Synonyms

In addition to the space-age applications, there’s a more prosaic vision of a smoother future—where biologically-based strength, elasticity, and toughness make spider silk an extremely attractive alternative to man-made fibers like rayon.
Its strength and toughness outperform synthetic counterparts.
The company says that makes the screen’s toughness comparable to its burly ThinkPad laptops.
By mustering your mental toughness, you can tolerate hard conditions better and do what needs to be done.
This stripped Tagovailoa of his chance to prove his toughness and skill to NFL teams and created a lot of speculation about his potential draft position in this year’s NFL Draft, set for April 23-25.
And despite the training and toughness, the man was struggling to keep his family together.
This is not to suggest that Mailer ever lost the intellectual toughness which was central to his work.
Right, that toughness was always inside her, like the way she had given up crying.
It perfectly illustrates the combination of bravado, real toughness, and a kind of lost-little-boy appeal that he has with women.
Female candidates once had to prove their toughness above all and never mention their personal lives.
Each shook his lance aloft, as if to ascertain the weight and of the unwieldy weapon, and then laid it in the rest.

US // (ˈtʌfnɪs) //

韧度,韧性,坚韧,硬度

n.名词 noun

1
- : the quality or an instance of being tough
- : metallurgy the ability of a metal to withstand repeated twisting and bending, measured by the energy in kilojoules needed to break itSee brittleness, softness

nounseverity

Synonyms

In addition to the space-age applications, there’s a more prosaic vision of a smoother future—where biologically-based strength, elasticity, and toughness make spider silk an extremely attractive alternative to man-made fibers like rayon.
Its strength and toughness outperform synthetic counterparts.
The company says that makes the screen’s toughness comparable to its burly ThinkPad laptops.
By mustering your mental toughness, you can tolerate hard conditions better and do what needs to be done.
This stripped Tagovailoa of his chance to prove his toughness and skill to NFL teams and created a lot of speculation about his potential draft position in this year’s NFL Draft, set for April 23-25.
And despite the training and toughness, the man was struggling to keep his family together.
This is not to suggest that Mailer ever lost the intellectual toughness which was central to his work.
Right, that toughness was always inside her, like the way she had given up crying.
It perfectly illustrates the combination of bravado, real toughness, and a kind of lost-little-boy appeal that he has with women.
Female candidates once had to prove their toughness above all and never mention their personal lives.
Each shook his lance aloft, as if to ascertain the weight and of the unwieldy weapon, and then laid it in the rest.