robustness

/ɹoʊˈbəstnəs/ noun

The quality of being robust.

Word Origin From Latin robur meaning 'oak' — yes, the tree. The Romans saw oak as the symbol of strength and hardness, so robustus meant 'oaken' and then 'strong.' That's why robustness is about sturdy, unbreakable quality. The same root appears in corroborate, which originally meant 'to strengthen together' (con- + roborare), like reinforcing with oak beams.

noun The quality of being robust. countable

The robustness of this software ensures it can handle heavy workloads without crashing.

(名词) 鲁棒性;健壮性;坚固性;强健性

这款软件的鲁棒性确保了它能够处理繁重的工作负载而不会崩溃。

(sustantivo) robustez; solidez; firmeza; resistencia; fortaleza [La cualidad de ser robusto.]

La robustez de este software garantiza que puede manejar cargas de trabajo pesadas sin fallar.

(nom) robustesse; solidité; résistance [Caractère de ce qui est robuste, solide et résistant aux épreuves.]

La robustesse de ce logiciel garantit qu'il peut supporter des charges de travail lourdes sans planter.

(Substantiv) Robustheit; Belastbarkeit; Stabilität [Die Eigenschaft, robust zu sein; Widerstandsfähigkeit gegenüber Belastungen oder Störungen.]

Die **robustness** dieser Software garantiert, dass sie auch bei hoher Auslastung nicht abstürzt.

(名詞) 頑健である性質、丈夫さ

このソフトウェアの頑健性により、クラッシュすることなく重いワークロードを処理できる。

(substantivo) robustez; solidez; resistência; firmeza [A qualidade de ser robusto.]

A robustez deste software garante que ele consegue lidar com cargas de trabalho pesadas sem travar.

Word parts: robust + ness

Common collocations

of prep be verb for prep to prep in prep with prep have verb

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