low durability
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noun phrase/adjective phrase
baixa durabilidade
1. the quality of being short-lasting or prone to deterioration quickly; inability to withstand wear, damage, or the passage of time
The low durability of the cheap plastic chair made it break within a few months.
A baixa durabilidade da cadeira de plástico barato fez com que quebrasse em poucos meses.
2. insufficient strength or resilience to maintain functionality over an extended period
Consumers complained about the low durability of the smartphone's battery.
Os consumidores reclamaram sobre a baixa durabilidade da bateria do smartphone.
In Brazil, 'baixa durabilidade' is commonly used in consumer protection contexts and product reviews. The phrase reflects growing consumer awareness about product quality and longevity in purchasing decisions. In the USA, this concern has become more prominent in discussions about fast fashion and planned obsolescence.
NYC Slang
cheap quality, falls apart quick, junk
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