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    Duró (en. Hard)

    /duˈɾo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To remain in a situation or state.
    The project lasted more than five years.
    El proyecto duró más de cinco años.
    To hold on without cease or interruption.
    The movie lasted until midnight.
    La película duró hasta la medianoche.
    To exist or take place for a certain amount of time.
    The contest lasted longer than anyone expected.
    El concurso duró lo que nadie esperaba.

    Etymology

    From the verb 'to last', from Latin 'durare'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    lasted little
    Refers to something that did not last a long time.
    duró poco
    lasted longer than expected
    Indicates that something lasted longer than anticipated.
    duró más de lo esperado
    did not last even a day
    Means that something ended very quickly.
    no duró ni un día

    Related Words

    to last
    To remain in time.
    durar
    durable
    That has good durability or can withstand the passage of time.
    durable
    duration
    The time during which something remains in a state.
    duración

    Slang Meanings

    Refers to something that is extremely difficult or complicated.
    That exam was hard.
    Ese examen estuvo duró.
    Something that is impressive or surprising.
    The concert was hard, I loved it.
    El concierto fue duró, me encantó.