ultradurible
Describes a material or product engineered to withstand extreme wear, pressure, or environmental damage over an exceptionally long period. It denotes a level of resilience and longevity that significantly surpasses standard industry benchmarks for durability.
Beispiele
3 von 5These ultradurable hiking boots are designed to survive the harshest mountain terrains for years.
These extremely long-lasting hiking boots are made to last in very rough mountain areas for a long time.
The laboratory tests confirmed that the new synthetic polymer is ultradurable even under high thermal stress.
The lab results showed that the new plastic material is incredibly tough even when exposed to high heat.
If you want a phone that won't break when you drop it, you need one of those ultradurable cases.
If you want a phone that stays intact after a fall, you should get a very tough protective case.
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Wortfamilie
Merkhilfe
Think of an 'Ultra' superhero wearing a 'Durable' suit that never gets a scratch no matter what hits it.
Schnelles Quiz
The military uses _______ glass for the windows of their transport vehicles to ensure they can withstand impacts.
Richtig!
Die richtige Antwort ist: ultradurable
Beispiele
These ultradurable hiking boots are designed to survive the harshest mountain terrains for years.
everydayThese extremely long-lasting hiking boots are made to last in very rough mountain areas for a long time.
The laboratory tests confirmed that the new synthetic polymer is ultradurable even under high thermal stress.
formalThe lab results showed that the new plastic material is incredibly tough even when exposed to high heat.
If you want a phone that won't break when you drop it, you need one of those ultradurable cases.
informalIf you want a phone that stays intact after a fall, you should get a very tough protective case.
The study investigates the molecular structure of ultradurable ceramics used in aerospace engineering.
academicThe research looks at the tiny building blocks of the extremely strong ceramics used for building spacecraft.
We are positioning this model as an ultradurable solution for industrial clients who require zero downtime.
businessWe are marketing this version as a very resilient option for companies that cannot afford any equipment failure.
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Wortfamilie
Häufige Kollokationen
Häufige Phrasen
built to last
constructed with high durability in mind
withstand the elements
to resist damage from weather
stands the test of time
remains functional or popular for a long period
Wird oft verwechselt mit
Sustainable refers to environmental impact or long-term viability, whereas ultradurable refers specifically to physical toughness and resistance to wear.
Permanent means lasting forever in a fixed state, while ultradurable means resisting damage during use.
Nutzungshinweise
The prefix 'ultra-' makes this an absolute or non-gradable adjective; while you can say 'very durable,' saying 'very ultradurable' is technically redundant but common in marketing. It is most frequently used in manufacturing, engineering, and advertising.
Häufige Fehler
Learners often use this to describe people's health or personality; however, it is almost exclusively reserved for physical objects and materials. Avoid using it as a synonym for 'patient' or 'healthy'.
Merkhilfe
Think of an 'Ultra' superhero wearing a 'Durable' suit that never gets a scratch no matter what hits it.
Wortherkunft
Derived from the Latin 'ultra' (beyond) and 'durabilis' (lasting), which comes from 'durare' (to harden or last).
Grammatikmuster
Kultureller Kontext
In modern consumer culture, this word is a key marketing term used to combat the perception of 'planned obsolescence' (products designed to break quickly).
Schnelles Quiz
The military uses _______ glass for the windows of their transport vehicles to ensure they can withstand impacts.
Richtig!
Die richtige Antwort ist: ultradurable
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