perseverance
의미: Persistence in doing something despite difficulty, opposition, or delay in achieving success.
Perseverance is a cornerstone virtue in British culture, closely related to the notion of 'keeping calm and carrying on.' It implies sustained effort over a long period rather than a single burst of energy. It is almost universally positive and appears in educational, motivational, sporting, and religious contexts. Common collocations include 'dogged perseverance,' 'patient perseverance,' 'rewarded for perseverance,' and 'an act of perseverance.'
예문
- Her perseverance through years of rejection finally paid off when a publisher accepted her manuscript. 经历了多年的退稿之后，她的毅力终于得到了回报——一位出版商接受了她的书稿。Su perseverancia a lo largo de años de rechazo dio fruto por fin cuando una editorial aceptó su manuscrito.何年も出版を断られ続けた末、彼女の忍耐はついに報われ、ある出版社が原稿を受け入れた。수년간의 거절을 견뎌낸 그녀의 인내는 마침내 한 출판사가 원고를 받아들이면서 보상받았다.
- The charity's success was built on the quiet perseverance of its volunteers rather than any single grand gesture. 那家慈善机构的成功建立在志愿者们默默坚持的基础上，而非任何一次宏大的举措。El éxito de la organización benéfica se cimentó en la perseverancia callada de sus voluntarios, no en un solo gran gesto.その慈善団体の成功は、派手な一度きりの行動ではなく、ボランティアたちの静かな粘り強さの上に築かれたものだった。그 자선 단체의 성공은 화려한 일회성 행동이 아니라 자원봉사자들의 조용한 꾸준한 노력 위에 세워진 것이었다.
- It takes considerable perseverance to master a musical instrument to concert standard. 要将一种乐器练到音乐会演奏水平，需要相当大的毅力。Se necesita una perseverancia considerable para dominar un instrumento musical hasta el nivel de concierto.楽器をコンサートレベルまで習得するには、相当な忍耐力が必要である。악기를 콘서트 수준까지 숙달하려면 상당한 인내력이 필요하다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: general, academic, media
어조: positive
기원과 역사
From Old French perseverance, from Latin perseverantia (steadfastness, constancy), from perseverare (to persist), from per- (thoroughly) + severus (strict, serious). The word has carried its current sense of persistent effort since entering English in the fourteenth century.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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