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continue

/kənˈtɪn.juː/

Traduction: Verbe indiquant le fait de poursuivre ou de reprendre une action, un processus ou un état après une interruption, ou de se prolonger dans le temps.

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/kənˈtɪn.juː/A2formal
  • frVerbe indiquant le fait de poursuivre ou de reprendre une action, un processus ou un état après une interruption, ou de se prolonger dans le temps.

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.

    frcontinuer

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

    Synonymescarry ongo onkeep goingkeep onmaintainpersistpress onproceedpursuesustain

    Antonymesceasediscontinueendhaltpausequitstop

  2. Persist or remainB1formal

    To remain in a particular state or position.

    frRester, demeurer

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

    Synonymesabideendurelastpersistremainstay

    Antonymesceasediscontinueendhaltquitstopterminate

  3. Resume after interruptionB1formal

    To start doing something again after stopping.

    frReprendre après une interruption

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

    Synonymescarry onpick upproceedrecommencerenewrestartresumetake up

Formes
  • continued past participle
  • continued past simple
  • continuing present participle
  • continues third person singular
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