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1 perpetuate
transitive verb1) (preserve from oblivion) lebendig erhalten [Andenken]; unsterblich machen [Namen]; aufrechterhalten [Tradition]2) (make perpetual) aufrechterhalten; erhalten [Art, Macht]* * *per·petu·ate[pəˈpetʃueɪt, AM pɚˈ-]vt▪ to \perpetuate sth etw aufrechterhaltento \perpetuate sb's name jds Namen [o jdn] verewigento \perpetuate the species die Rasse vor dem Aussterben bewahrento \perpetuate a stereotype ein Vorurteil fortbestehen lassen* * *[pə'petjʊeɪt]vtaufrechterhalten; memory bewahren* * *perpetuate evidence JUR Beweise sichern;perpetuate sb’s memory jemandes Andenken lebendig erhalten* * *transitive verb1) (preserve from oblivion) lebendig erhalten [Andenken]; unsterblich machen [Namen]; aufrechterhalten [Tradition]2) (make perpetual) aufrechterhalten; erhalten [Art, Macht]* * *v.verewigen v. -
2 perpetuate
per·petu·ate [pəʼpetʃueɪt, Am pɚʼ-] vtto \perpetuate sth etw aufrechterhalten;to \perpetuate sb's name jds Namen [o jdn] verewigen;to \perpetuate the species die Rasse vor dem Aussterben bewahren;to \perpetuate a stereotype ein Vorurteil fortbestehen lassen
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