lasting

• Describe algo que existe o permanece durante mucho tiempo, que no se desvanece o se acaba rápidamente.

Describes something that continues to exist for a long time.

1. Enduring or permanentB1formal

   Continuing to exist for a long time or forever.

   duradero, permanente

   • They formed a lasting friendship during their trip.
   • The experience had a lasting impact on her life.
   • This paint provides a lasting finish that won't fade.

   Sinónimosdurableenduringeternallong-lastingpermanentperpetualpersistent

   Antónimosephemeralfleetingmomentaryshort-livedtemporarytransient

2. Long-term effectB2formal

   Having effects that continue over an extended period.

   duradero

   • The policy will have lasting benefits for the economy.
   • He left a lasting impression on everyone he met.
   • The damage from the storm caused lasting harm to the ecosystem.

   Sinónimoscontinuingdurableenduringlong-lastinglong-termpersistentsustained

   Antónimosbriefephemeralfleetingmomentarypassingshort-livedtemporarytransient

• Verbo que indica la duración o permanencia de algo en el tiempo, o la capacidad de seguir existiendo, funcionando o aguantando durante un período.

A verb used to indicate the continuation or endurance of something over time.

1. Continue in timeA2formal

   To continue to exist or function for a specified period of time.

   durar

   • The battery lasted for 10 hours.
   • The food will last us until tomorrow.
   • Their marriage lasted for 50 years.

   Sinónimosabidecarry oncontinueendurego onhold outkeeppersistremainstaysurvive

   Antónimosceaseendstopterminate

2. Be sufficientA2formal

   To be enough or adequate for a particular purpose or time.

   durar, alcanzar

   • Will this money last until payday?
   • The water supply lasted through the drought.
   • These shoes won't last long if you wear them every day.

   Sinónimosdohold outservesuffice

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