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This post was last edited by zhangqi1234 on 2015-12-8 at 19:53, describing a device that has been in use for a long time, many years, without breaking down and continues to function properly. What words would be more appropriate? Four characters? ? ? The original sentence is: Look for “***” in the device. @boyirensheng @ValveMingMing @ThankfullyYouAreHere @*lihuagong @LuoMi @CatalyticYiLi @O.K. @FishInTheDesert @zqwqiwu123 reward_7ree
Timeless – I think that’s a perfect description :lol; There isn’t enough text; the required index level isn’t met, so the signature advertisement doesn’t appear.:@412372706
Should it be an idiom, a slang term, or a dialect? Let’s start with idioms – they remain strong over time and are durable. Slang terms: the best in the whole internet. Dialects: extremely tough
Enduring, durable, and stronger over time
Obviously, this one is more appropriate – durable and long-lasting; in layman’s terms, it’s tough
Durable and easy to understand – I think this is quite suitable
Experienced in battle, proven through trials: P
Look for “potential issues” in the device”
““Nai Tuo” – a local term from Nanjing. The quality is excellent.
Extra durable. . . . . . . . .