weather-resistant

[/ˈweðər rɪˈzɪstənt/]
adjective
resistente ao tempo
1. Capable of withstanding exposure to weather conditions without deteriorating or being damaged
This weather-resistant jacket will keep you dry in heavy rain.
Esta jaqueta resistente ao tempo o manterá seco em chuva forte.
2. Designed or treated to protect against rain, wind, sun, and other environmental factors
We chose weather-resistant materials for the outdoor deck.
Escolhemos materiais resistentes ao tempo para o deck externo.
3. Able to endure various climate conditions without losing functionality or appearance
The weather-resistant coating extends the life of the wood furniture.
O revestimento resistente ao tempo prolonga a vida do móvel de madeira.
In both Brazilian and American contexts, weather-resistant products are highly valued for outdoor living spaces and clothing. In Brazil, with its tropical climate and intense sun exposure, UV-resistant and water-resistant materials are particularly important. The term reflects consumer demand for products that maintain quality in challenging environmental conditions.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
weatherproofwater-resistantmoisture-resistantdurableweather-proofclimate-resistant
Antonyms / Antônimos
weather-sensitivefragiledelicatevulnerable

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
resistente ao tempo
Most common translation in Brazil; also used as 'resistente às intempéries'
Rio de Janeiro
resistente ao tempo
Standard usage; sometimes 'à prova de chuva' for specifically water-resistant
São Paulo
resistente ao tempo / impermeável
Technical usage in construction and manufacturing industries
Portugal
resistente às intempéries
Preferred in Portuguese; 'resistente ao tempo' also understood but less common

Related Words

weatherproofwater-repellentUV-resistantcorrosion-resistantoutdoordurableprotective

Related Idioms & Phrases

weather the storm (enfrentar a tempestade) - related concept of enduring hardship
built to last (feito para durar) - related concept of durability
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