Durability
[/djʊˈræbɪləti/ or /dʊˈræbɪləti/]
nounfemininepl: durabilities
durabilidade
1. the ability to withstand wear, pressure, or damage; the quality of lasting a long time without deteriorating
The durability of this material makes it ideal for outdoor furniture.
A durabilidade deste material o torna ideal para móveis ao ar livre.
2. the characteristic of being long-lasting and resistant to decay
Manufacturers emphasize the durability of their products to justify higher prices.
Os fabricantes enfatizam a durabilidade de seus produtos para justificar preços mais altos.
3. in economics and business, the capacity of a good or asset to maintain its value and functionality over an extended period
The durability of the investment portfolio depends on market conditions.
A durabilidade da carteira de investimentos depende das condições de mercado.
In Brazilian and American consumer culture, durability is a key marketing term used to emphasize quality and value for money. Products marketed as 'durable' command premium prices. In Portugal and Brazil, the concept is equally important in construction and manufacturing industries. The term reflects a consumer preference for long-lasting goods, especially in sustainable and eco-conscious markets.
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