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1 continuously
adverb It rained continuously all day.) continuamente, sin interrupcióntr[kən'tɪnjʊəslɪ]1 continuamente, sin interrupciónadv.• continuamente adv.kən'tɪnjuəsliadverb continuamente, sin interrupción[kǝn'tɪnjʊǝslɪ]ADV continuamente* * *[kən'tɪnjuəsli]adverb continuamente, sin interrupción -
2 solidly
1) (firmly; strongly: solidly-built houses.) sólidamente2) (continuously: I worked solidly from 8.30 a.m. till lunchtime.) ininterrumpidamente3) (unanimously: We're solidly in agreement with your suggestions.) unánimementetr['sɒlɪdlɪ]1 (firmly, substancially) sólidamente2 (continuously) continuamente, sin parar3 (unanimously) unánimementesolidly ['sɑlədli] adv1) : sólidamente2) unanimously: unánimemente'sɑːlədli, 'sɒlɪdlib) ( thoroughly) <reasoned/argued> concienzudamentec) ( unanimously) unánimemented) ( continuously) (BrE) <walk/argue/rain> sin parar['sɒlɪdlɪ]ADV1) (=firmly) con firmezaa solidly based theory — una teoría bien fundamentada, una teoría de una base sólida
2) (=sturdily)solidly made — sólidamente construido, de construcción sólida
solidly built or constructed — de construcción sólida
a solidly-built man — un hombre fornido or de constitución robusta
3) (=without pause) ininterrumpidamente, sin pararwe drove/it rained solidly for two days — condujimos/llovió ininterrumpidamente durante dos días, condujimos/llovió dos días sin parar
to work solidly — trabajar sin descanso or sin parar
4) (=unanimously) unánimementeto be solidly behind sth/sb — apoyar algo/a algn unánimemente
5) (=thoroughly)* * *['sɑːlədli, 'sɒlɪdli]b) ( thoroughly) <reasoned/argued> concienzudamentec) ( unanimously) unánimemented) ( continuously) (BrE) <walk/argue/rain> sin parar
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