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durare

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See: continue, endure, last, prolong, remain, stay
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Vediamo, cosi i due momenti prima della monumentalizzazione sottolineata dalla presenza quasi esclusiva dell'animale e cementata dal linguaggio classicheggiante come se quella figura dovesse durare in eterno corne i bronzi, e in un secondo momento dalla sua elevazione a simbolo.
Lettura de Il Bove di Carducci by Reed, Cosetta Seno / Italica
Placotomo; aderantque musici isti etiam sequentibus diebus quamplurimis, sumtus certe qui illis irrogantur minime poenitendi, si quidem dum ipsis attendunt et auscultant spectatores, ab omni tumultu et calcitratione supersedere solent, cuius tranquillitatis gratia Theatrum anatomicum aliquot annos diutius inconcussum durare poterit.
Civility, comportment, and the anatomy theater: Girolamo Fabrici and ... by Klestinec, Cynthia / Renaissance Quarterly
Duro stems from the Latin root duro, durare, to abide or bear a hardship, which we see Manuel doing, despite his bad luck and injury.
"Duro: bilingual puns in "The Undefeated". (Notes) by Hays, Peter / The Hemingway Review
 
 
 
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