2 Translation results for continuing in Spanish

adjective | verb

continuing adjective

actual; crónico

•the continuing success of the chain as it opens stores around the country
•the public's continuing interest in every aspect of the lives of celebrities
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continued, has continued, is continuing, continues

continuar, seguir; proseguir; prolongarse, durar; reanudar; reanudarse; prolongar

•The team will continue with their drills until the coach is satisfied with their performance.
•The world's population continues to grow.
•The traditions will continue only as long as the next generations keep them alive.
•The good weather continued for several days.
•The lecture continued for another hour after we left.
More examples
•Exit the highway, take a right off the ramp, then continue down the street until you get to the first traffic light.
•Continue along this path until you come to the end.
•The plot gets more and more intricate as the story continues.
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last, endure, abide, persist, survive, carry on, extend, prolong, resume

Continue, last, endure, abide, persist, survive significan existir por un periodo de tiempo o indefinidamente.

Continue se aplica a un proceso que prosigue sin terminar <the stock market will continue to rise>.
antonyms: cease
Last, sobre todo cuando no lleva calificador, puede recalcar el existir por un periodo más largo que el previsto <buy shoes that will last>.
Endure añade una indicación de resistencia contra fuerzas o agentes destructores <in spite of everything, her faith endured>.
antonyms: perish
Abide indica un existir estable y constante, sobre todo en contraposición a la mutabilidad <their love abided through 40 years of marriage>.
antonyms: pass
Persist connota el durar por más tiempo que lo normal o designado, y connota a menudo la obstinación o terquedad <his sense of guilt persisted>.
antonyms: desist, cease
Survive connota el continuar viviendo, existiendo o prosperando después de algún evento o condición <they survived the flood>.
antonyms: perish
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actual - present, current, continuing

crónico - chronic, continuing

continuar - to continue

seguir - to follow, to go on, to keep going, to remain, to continue to be, to go along, to keep on

proseguir - to continue, to go on, to continue, to pursue (studies, goals)

prolongarse - to last, to continue

durar - to last, to endure

reanudar - to resume, to renew

reanudarse - to resume, to continue

prolongar - to prolong, to extend, to lengthen

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