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adjective She was persistent in her demands/denials; persistent questions.) persistente, insistentetr[pə'sɪstənt]1 (person) persistente, insistente2 (cough, pain, fog) persistente; (rain) continuo,-a, persistente; (denials, rumours, warnings) continuo,-a, constante, repetido,-apersistent [pər'sɪstənt] adj: persistente♦ persistently advadj.• caballero, -a adj.• permanente adj.• persistente adj.• pertinaz adj.• porfiado, -a adj.• presuroso, -a adj.pər'sɪstənt, pə'sɪstənta) ( unceasing) <demands/warnings> continuo, constante, repetido; <cough/fog> persistente; < rain> continua, persistenteb) ( undaunted) <salesman/suitor> insistente, persistente[pǝ'sɪstǝnt]1. ADJ1) (=tenacious) [person] insistente2) (=continuing) [rumours, rain, headache] persistente; [problem] continuo, que persiste3) (=repeated, constant) [questions, refusal, denial] continuo, constante2.CPDpersistent offender N — multirreincidente mf, delincuente mf habitual
persistent vegetative state N — estado m vegetativo persistente
* * *[pər'sɪstənt, pə'sɪstənt]a) ( unceasing) <demands/warnings> continuo, constante, repetido; <cough/fog> persistente; < rain> continua, persistenteb) ( undaunted) <salesman/suitor> insistente, persistente
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