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continuous adj fortgesetzt, fortgeführt, laufend; dauernd, permanent; durchgehend, fortlaufend -
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continuous 1. BT, KONST, STAT durchgehend, durchlaufend; 2. BWG, HLK stetig (arbeitend) (z. B. Anlagen); kontinuierlich (Betrieb); 3. BT, KONST zusammenhängend, geschlossenEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > continuous
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adjective1) ununterbrochen; anhaltend [Regen, Sonnenschein, Anstieg]; ständig [Kritik, Streit, Änderung]; fortlaufend [Mauer]; durchgezogen [Linie]2) (Ling.)continuous [form] — Verlaufsform, die
present continuous or continuous present/past continuous or continuous past — Verlaufsform des Präsens/Präteritums
* * *adjective (joined together, or going on, without interruption: a continuous series; continuous rain; continuous movement.) ununterbrochen* * *con·tinu·ous[kənˈtɪnjuəs]adj attr, inv1. (permanent) dauernd, ständig, ununterbrochen; (steady) kontinuierlich, fortlaufend geh, stetig; (unbroken) durchgehend; line also durchgezogena \continuous low buzzing noise ein ununterbrochener leiser Summton\continuous pain anhaltende Schmerzen\continuous rain/sunshine anhaltender Regen/Sonnenscheinwe had \continuous rain for the whole weekend es hat das ganze Wochenende ununterbrochen geregnetto be in \continuous employment durchgehend beschäftigt sein2. LING\continuous form Verlaufsform f fachspr* * *[kən'tɪnjʊəs]adjdauernd, ständig, kontinuierlich (geh); line durchgezogen, ununterbrochen; rise, movement etc stetig, stet attr (geh), gleichmäßig; (MATH) function stetigto be in continuous use —
continuous assessment — Beurteilung f der Leistungen während des ganzen Jahres
continuous paper (Comput) — Endlospapier nt; (pre-printed) Endlosformular nt
present/past continuous (Gram) — erweitertes Präsens/Präteritum
* * *1. ununterbrochen, (fort-, an)dauernd, (fort)laufend, fortwährend, (be)ständig, stetig, unaufhörlichcontinuous motion, continuous operation Dauerbetrieb m, kontinuierliche Arbeitsweise3. zusammenhängend, ununterbrochen (Linie etc)4. LING progressiv:continuous form Verlaufsform f* * *adjective1) ununterbrochen; anhaltend [Regen, Sonnenschein, Anstieg]; ständig [Kritik, Streit, Änderung]; fortlaufend [Mauer]; durchgezogen [Linie]2) (Ling.)continuous [form] — Verlaufsform, die
present continuous or continuous present/past continuous or continuous past — Verlaufsform des Präsens/Präteritums
* * *adj.Dauer- präfix.fortdauernd adj.fortlaufend adj.kontinuierlich adj.stetig (Mathematik) adj.stetig adj.ununterbrochen adj. -
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attr, inv1) ( permanent) dauernd, ständig, ununterbrochen;a \continuous low buzzing noise ein ununterbrochener leiser Summton;\continuous pain anhaltende Schmerzen;\continuous rain/ sunshine anhaltender Regen/Sonnenschein;we had \continuous rain for the whole weekend es hat das ganze Wochenende ununterbrochen geregnet2) ling -
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< gen> ■ anhaltend< gen> (e.g. development, counting, numbering) ■ fortlaufend< gen> ■ ständig; andauernd; ununterbrochen; dauernd< gen> (in time or space; e.g. a process, girder) ■ durchlaufend; durchgehend<tech.gen> (process) ■ Durchlauf...; kontinuierlich arbeitend; kontinuierlich<tech.gen> (e.g. process, paper, filament) ■ endlos<tech.gen> (e.g. measurement, monitoring, irradiation) ■ kontinuierlich; ununterbrochen; fortlaufend<tech.gen> ■ stetig; fortlaufend; stetig wirkend<tech.gen> (succession of events) ■ ununterbrochen; ohne Unterbrechung; lückenlos< build> (weatherstrip; surrounding the entire frame, door, window) ■ umlaufend< fin> ■ laufend -
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continuous1 adj ELEK durchgehendcontinuous2 adj TECH durchlaufend, endlos, kontinuierlich, kontinuierlich arbeitend, stetig, unentwegt, zusammenhängend -
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[kən'tɪnjʊəs] UK / USadj(endless) ununterbrochen, (constant) ständig -
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[kən'tɪnjʊəs] UK / USadj(endless) ununterbrochen, (constant) ständig -
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13 continuous-continuous casting
English-german engineering dictionary > continuous-continuous casting
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14 continuous running duty
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > continuous running duty
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15 continuous test
continuous test I Dauerbelastungsprobe f, Prüfung f bei Dauerbelastung continuous test II ( continuous testing) Dauerbelastungsprobe f, Prüfung f bei DauerbelastungEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > continuous test
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continuous girder1 MET, STB Durchlaufbalken m (ohne Unterbrechung)continuous girder2 STB durchlaufender Träger m, Träger m auf mehreren Stützen -
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English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > continuous-action control
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19 continuous earth
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > continuous earth
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20 continuous line recorder
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > continuous line recorder
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continuous — con|tin|u|ous W3S2 [kənˈtınjuəs] adj [Date: 1600 1700; : Latin; Origin: continuus, from continere; CONTAIN] 1.) continuing to happen or exist without stopping →↑continue ▪ continuous economic growth ▪ a continuous flow of information 2.)… … Dictionary of contemporary English
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