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durational

/dʊɹɹˈeɪʃənəl/ adj

Of or pertaining to duration.

Word Origin Durational comes from Latin 'durus' (hard) and 'durare' (to last, endure). The idea is something that lasts a long time — hard to wear down. Duration is the length of time something lasts, and durational is the adjective. The same root gives us 'durable' (long-lasting), 'endure' (to last through hardship), and 'during' (throughout a period).

adj Of or pertaining to duration.

The durational aspect of the project requires careful timeline management.

(形容词) 持续性的；时间性的；历时的；持久的

项目的持续时间方面需要仔细的时间线管理。

(adjetivo) de duración; duracional [Relativo o perteneciente a la duración.]

El aspecto de duración del proyecto requiere una gestión cuidadosa del cronograma.

(adjectif) durancier; relatif à la durée; temporel [Qui concerne la durée ; relatif à la durée.]

L'aspect durational du projet nécessite une gestion minutieuse du calendrier.

(Adjektiv) zeitlich; dauerbezogen [**durational** bezieht sich auf die Dauer oder zeitliche Ausdehnung von etwas.]

Die **durationalen** Anforderungen des Projekts erfordern eine sorgfältige Planung der Zeitabläufe.

(形容詞) 持続時間に関する。

そのプロジェクトの期間的な側面は、慎重なタイムライン管理を必要とする。

(adjetivo) duracional; relativo à duração [Relativo a duração; que diz respeito à duração.]

O aspecto temporal do projeto requer um gerenciamento cuidadoso do cronograma.

Synonyms: temporal time-related continuing lasting prolonged ongoing persistent enduring Antonyms: instantaneous momentary brief short-lived
Word parts: dur + ation + al

Related words

durable durability endure endurance endurable during duress obdurate indurate perdurable

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