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perpetual

/pərˈpetʃ.u.əl/

Traducción: Describe algo que continúa por siempre o durante un tiempo extremadamente largo sin detenerse, o que se repite de manera constante e ininterrumpida.

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adjective

/pərˈpetʃ.u.əl/B2formal
  • esDescribe algo que continúa por siempre o durante un tiempo extremadamente largo sin detenerse, o que se repite de manera constante e ininterrumpida.

Describes something that continues forever or for an extremely long time without stopping.

  1. Continuing foreverB2formal

    Lasting or enduring for all time; eternal or never-ending.

    esPerpetuo

    • The myth speaks of a perpetual fountain of youth.
    • Some believe in the idea of a perpetual cycle of life and death.
    • The treaty aimed to establish perpetual peace between the nations.

    Sinónimosceaselessendlesseternaleverlastingimmortalnever-endingundyingunending

    Antónimosfiniteimpermanentmomentaryshort-livedtemporarytransient

  2. Uninterrupted and continuousB2formal

    Occurring repeatedly or without any breaks; seemingly endless.

    esPerpetuo (continuo sin interrupción)

    • The city is in a state of perpetual motion.
    • She grew tired of his perpetual complaining.
    • The machine runs on a perpetual cycle, never needing to stop.

    Sinónimosceaselessconstantcontinuousendlesseternaleverlastingincessantnever-endingunendinguninterrupted

    Antónimosendingfiniteintermittentmomentarytemporarytransient

Formas
  • more perpetual comparative form
  • most perpetual superlative form
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