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Meanings of great endurance in English
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Usage of great endurance in English
1
But the bison not only can run swiftly, but possesses great endurance.
2
Kaadu, Qui-Gon recalled-swamprunners with powerful legs, great endurance, and keen senses.
3
He was, as he proved, capable of great effort and great endurance.
4
Thus great suffering brings with it the power of great endurance.
5
It is easy to see that he is a king of great endurance!
6
As for you, nature has not given you the physical ability for great endurance.
7
They are described as a light-complexioned, flaxen-haired race, robust, and capable of great endurance.
8
On horseback they have an easy and graceful carriage, and are capable of great endurance.
9
He has great endurance, and can bear tremendous cold.
10
Spartan (spar'tan), an inhabitant of Sparta; one of great endurance.
11
Being fleet, athletic, and capable of great endurance, he was well fitted for a mountain evangelist.
12
Therefore she had reached the stage of early womanhood abounding in vitality and capable of great endurance.
13
They have great endurance and can walk in one day as far as a Malay can in three.
14
She is remarkably gentle and tractable, of good form, and great endurance, and will work in any way.
15
He was capable of great endurance.
16
The leaders, however, being men of great endurance, resolved to carry on without rest as long as possible.
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