continuing

• Describe algo que continúa sin interrupción o que persiste a lo largo del tiempo.

Describes something that is ongoing, without interruption, or persisting over time.

1. Ongoing or UninterruptedB2formal

   Remaining in force or being carried on without letup.

   Continuo / en curso

   • The continuing investigation has revealed new evidence.
   • There is a continuing need for more funding in education.
   • The continuing conflict in the region worries many people.

   Sinónimoscontinuousenduringincessantongoingpersistentrelentlesssustainedunceasinguninterruptedunremitting

   Antónimosbrokendiscontinuousendingintermittentinterruptedstoppingsuspended

2. Long-lastingB2formal

   Of long duration; persisting over time.

   continuo, duradero

   • The continuing drought has affected the entire country.
   • She has a continuing interest in ancient history.
   • The continuing success of the company is due to its innovative products.

   Sinónimosenduringlastinglingeringlong-lastingpermanentperpetualpersistentprolongedprotractedsustainedunceasing

   Antónimosbriefephemeralfleetingmomentaryshort-livedtemporarytransient

• Verbo que indica permanecer en una acción, proceso o estado sin interrupción, o reanudar algo después de una pausa.

A verb used to indicate the act of persisting or resuming an action, process, or state after an interruption.

1. Keep going or proceedingA2formal

   To keep doing something without stopping; to go on.

   continuar

   • The meeting will continue after lunch.
   • She continued reading her book late into the night.
   • Please continue with your story.

   Sinónimoscarry ongo onkeep goingkeep onmaintainpersistpress onproceedpursuesustain

   Antónimosceasediscontinueendhaltpausequitstop

2. Persist or remainB1formal

   To remain in a particular state or position.

   Permanecer o seguir en un estado

   • The rain continued throughout the day.
   • His interest in music continued for years.
   • The problem continued despite their efforts.

   Sinónimosabideendurelastpersistremainstay

   Antónimosceasediscontinueendhaltquitstopterminate

3. Resume after interruptionB1formal

   To start doing something again after stopping.

   reanudar

   • The class continued after the fire alarm.
   • He continued his journey the next morning.
   • Let's continue the discussion tomorrow.

   Sinónimoscarry onpick upproceedrecommencerenewrestartresumetake up