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CONTINUAL, CONTINUOUSContinual означает 'очень часто или то и дело повторяющийся': continual interruptions, continual reminders, continual reproaches, continual blows. Прилагательное того же корня continuous имеет значение 'непрекращающийся, непрерывный': continuous headache, continuous range of mountains, continuous showing of moving pictures at a cinema. Ср. continual rain 'то и дело возобновляющийся дождь' и continuous rain 'непрекращающийся дождь'.Difficulties of the English language (lexical reference) English-Russian dictionary > continual
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continual [kənˊtɪnjυǝl] aпостоя́нный, непреры́вный; то и де́ло повторя́ющийся -
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adjective(frequently happening) ständig; (without cessation) unaufhörlichthere have been continual quarrels — es gab ständig od. dauernd Streit
* * ** * *con·tin·ual[kənˈtɪnjuəl]I've had \continual problems with this car mit diesem Wagen habe ich nichts als Probleme gehabt\continual attacks pausenlose Angriffe\continual interruptions ständige [o permanente] [o andauernde] Unterbrechungento have \continual pain permanent Schmerzen haben* * *[kən'tɪnjʊəl]adj(= frequent) dauernd, ständig; (= unceasing) ununterbrochen, pausenlos* * *continual adj2. immer wiederkehrend, sich wiederholend:a continual knocking ein wiederholtes Klopfen* * *adjective(frequently happening) ständig; (without cessation) unaufhörlichthere have been continual quarrels — es gab ständig od. dauernd Streit
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adjective (very frequent; repeated many times: continual interruptions.) continuo, repetidocontinual adj continuotr[kən'tɪnjʊəl]1 continuo,-a, constantecontinual [kən'tɪnjʊəl] adj: continuo, constante♦ continually [kən-'tɪnjʊəli, -'tɪnjəli] advadj.• continuo, -a adj.kən'tɪnjuəladjective continuo, constante[kǝn'tɪnjʊǝl]ADJ (=continuous) continuo; (=persistent) constante* * *[kən'tɪnjuəl]adjective continuo, constante -
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[kən'tɪnjʊəl]aggettivo continuo, incessante* * *adjective (very frequent; repeated many times: continual interruptions.) continuo* * *continual /kənˈtɪnjʊəl/a.continuo; incessante: continual snowstorms, continue tempeste di neve● (econ.) continual conflict, conflittualità permanentecontinuallyavv.1 di continuo; continuamente; ripetutamente2 ininterrottamente; incessantemente.NOTA D'USO: - continual o continuous?-* * *[kən'tɪnjʊəl]aggettivo continuo, incessante -
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[kənʹtınjʋəl] a1. непрерывный, почти не прекращающийся, повторяющийся снова и сноваcontinual rain [fever] - непрерывный дождь [-ая лихорадка]
continual flashes of lightning [bursts of thunder] - непрерывные вспышки молнии [раскаты грома]
continual bouts of toothache [attacks of gout] - без конца повторяющиеся приступы зубной боли [подагры]
2. редк. постоянныйa continual increase in output of animal products - непрерывный рост производства продуктов животноводства
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ständig, andauernd;( without stopping) ununterbrochen, pausenlos;I've had \continual problems with this car mit diesem Wagen habe ich nichts als Probleme gehabt;\continual attacks pausenlose Angriffe;\continual interruptions ständige [o permanente] [o andauernde] Unterbrechungen;to have \continual pain permanent Schmerzen haben -
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1. a непрерывный, почти не прекращающийся, повторяющийся снова и снова2. a редк. постоянныйa continual increase in output of animal products — непрерывный рост производства продуктов животноводства
3. a мат. континуальный, непрерывно продолжаемыйСинонимический ряд:1. around-the-clock (adj.) around-the-clock; ceaseless; constant; continuous; endless; eternal; everlasting; habitual; incessant; interminable; minutely; non-stop; perpetual; persistent; relentless; round-the-clock; steady; timeless; unceasing; unending; unintermitted; unintermittent; uninterrupted; unremitting2. frequent (adj.) frequent; recurrent; recurring; regular; repeated; repetitious; repetitive; successiveАнтонимический ряд:broken; concluded; finished; intermittent; periodic; sporadic; uncertain -
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[kənˈtɪnjuəl]continual непрерывный continual постоянный, непрерывный; то и дело повторяющийся continual постоянный continual почти не прекращающийся -
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adjective (very frequent; repeated many times: continual interruptions.) gjentatt, stadigstadigadj. \/kənˈtɪnjʊəl\/1) stadig tilbakevendende, hyppig2) vedvarende, uopphørlig -
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1. непрестанен, непрекъснат, често повтарящ се, вечен
2. ряд. продължителен* * *{kъn'tinjuъl} a 1. непрестанен, непрекъснат; често повтарящ* * *непрекъснат; непрестанен;* * *1. непрестанен, непрекъснат, често повтарящ се, вечен 2. ряд. продължителен* * *continual[kən´tinjuəl] adj 1. непрестанен, непрекъснат, континуален; често повтарящ се; вечен; \continual complaints непрестанни (вечни) оплаквания; FONT face=Times_Deutsch◊ adv continually; 2. рядко продължителен. -
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kənˈtɪnjuəl прил. постоянный, непрерывный, повторяющийся, непрекращающийся Syn: persistent непрерывный, почти не прекращающийся, повторяющийся снова и снова - * rain непрерывный дождь - * flashes of lightning непрерываные вспышки молнии - * bouts of toothache без конца повторяющиеся приступы зубной боли (редкое) постоянный - a * increase in output of animal products непрерывный рост производства продуктов животноводства (математика) континуальный, непрерывно продолжаемый continual непрерывный ~ постоянный, непрерывный;
то и дело повторяющийся ~ постоянный ~ почти не прекращающийсяБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > continual
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