hard-wearing

See also: hardwearing

English

Alternative forms

• hardwearing

Etymology

hard +‎ wearing

Adjective

hard-wearing (comparative more hard-wearing, superlative most hard-wearing)

1. Able to withstand a significant amount of usage without physical deterioration; durable.

Translations

wear-resistant

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 經穿的／经穿的, 经穿的 (jīngchuānde), 耐磨的 (nàimóde), 耐磨耐穿的 (nàimónàichuānde)

  Cantonese: 襟著 (kam¹ zoek⁸), 襟磨 (kam¹ mo⁴)

• Greek: ανθεκτικός (el) (anthektikós)
• Irish: buanfasach
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• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: slitesterk

  Nynorsk: slitesterk