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'pə:mənənt(lasting; not temporary: After many years of travelling, they made a permanent home in England.) permanente- permanence
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permanent adj permanente / fijotr['pɜːmənənt]2 (job, address) fijo,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLpermanent wave permanente nombre femeninopermanent ['pərmənənt] adj: permanente♦ permanently adv: permanente fadj.• duradero, -a adj.• efectivo, -a adj.• fijo, -a adj.• permanente adj.• sentado, -a adj.n.• ondulación permanente s.f.
I 'pɜːrmənənt, 'pɜːmənəntadjective permanente; <address/job> fijo, permanente; < damage> irreparable; < relationship> estable; <dye/ink> indeleblepermanent wave — permanente f or (Méx) m
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['pɜːmǝnǝnt]1. ADJ1) (=fixed, unchangeable) [limp] permanente; [damage] irreparable; [finish on steel] inalterablehe has become a permanent fixture in her life — se ha convertido en una figura permanente en su vida
2) (=stable, lasting) [job] estable, fijo; [relationship] estableI'm not permanent here — (in job) no estoy fijo aquí
3) (=constant) continuo, permanente2.N(US) = perm I, 1.3.CPDpermanent address N — domicilio m permanente
permanent magnet N — imán m permanente
Permanent Secretary N — (Brit) (Admin) Secretario(-a) m / f Permanente (alto cargo de la Administración en Gran Bretaña)
permanent staff N — personal m de plantilla
Permanent Under-secretary N — (Brit) (Admin) Subsecretario(-a) m / f Permanente (alto cargo de la Administración en Gran Bretaña)
permanent wave N — permanente f
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I ['pɜːrmənənt, 'pɜːmənənt]adjective permanente; <address/job> fijo, permanente; < damage> irreparable; < relationship> estable; <dye/ink> indeleblepermanent wave — permanente f or (Méx) m
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