Aguante (en. Endurance)
/aɡˈwante/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
noun
Ability to withstand difficult or adverse situations.
Endurance in stressful situations is key to good performance.
El aguante en situaciones de estrés es clave para un buen desempeño.
Physical or moral resistance in the face of a challenge.
The athlete's endurance was admirable during the competition.
El aguante del atleta fue admirable durante la competencia.
verb
To hold or maintain something for a prolonged period.
You must withstand the pressure and keep going.
Tienes que aguantar la presión y seguir adelante.
To bear a physical or emotional burden.
They endured the situation until help arrived.
Ellos aguantaron la situación hasta que llegó la ayuda.
Etymology
It derives from the verb 'aguantar', which comes from the Latin 'habentare'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
endure the sun
Refers to tolerating heat or the pressure of a situation.
aguante el sol
this is endurance
It is used to express that something requires resistance or strength.
esto es aguante
Related Words
aguantar
To hold or support something.
aguantar
tolerance
Ability to accept difficult situations.
tolerancia
resistance
Strength to not yield to adversities.
resistencia
Slang Meanings
Endurance as a symbol of strength at parties.
At the party, the people's endurance was evident on the dance floor.
En la fiesta, el aguante de la gente se notó en la pista de baile.
Indicates unconditional support for someone or something.
One must always support friends in difficult times.
Siempre hay que dar aguante a los amigos en los momentos difíciles.