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1 never-ceasing
adj.continuo, perpetuo. -
2 ceaseless
adjective (continuous; never ceasing: ceaseless noise.) incesanteceaseless adj incesantetr['siːsləs]1 incesanteceaseless ['si:sləs] adj: incesante, continuoadj.• continuo, -a adj.• incesante adj.'siːsləs, 'siːslɪsadjective incesante['siːslɪs]ADJ incesante, continuo* * *['siːsləs, 'siːslɪs]adjective incesante -
3 eternal
i'tə:nl1) (without end; lasting for ever; unchanging: God is eternal; eternal life.) eterno2) (never ceasing: I am tired of your eternal complaints.) eterno, incesante•- eternity
eternal adj eternotr[ɪ'tɜːnəl]1 (everlasting) eterno,-a2 familiar (unceasing) incesante■ stop your eternal arguing! ¿basta de vuestras incesantes riñas!3 (immutable) inmutable1 Dios\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLthe eternal triangle el triángulo amorosoeternal [ɪ'tərnəl, i:-] adj1) everlasting: eterno2) interminable: constante, incesanteadj.• eterno, -a adj.ɪ'tɜːrnḷ, ɪ'tɜːnḷadjective eterno; (colloq) <noise/complaints> constante[ɪ'tɜːnl]1. ADJ1) (=everlasting) [life, bliss] eterno2) pej (=incessant) constantecan't you stop this eternal quarrelling? — ¿no podéis dejar de pelearos constantemente?
2.CPD* * *[ɪ'tɜːrnḷ, ɪ'tɜːnḷ]adjective eterno; (colloq) <noise/complaints> constante -
4 cease
si:s(to stop or (bring to an) end: They were ordered to cease firing; That department has ceased to exist; This foolishness must cease!; Cease this noise!) cesar- ceaselessly
cease vb parar / terminartr[siːs]1 (production etc) suspender1 cesar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto cease fire SMALLMILITARY/SMALL cesar el fuegoto cease to do something dejar de hacer algowithout cease sin cesar: dejar dethey ceased bickering: dejaron de discutircease vi: cesar, pasarsen.• cese s.m.v.• cesar v.• pasar v.• suspender v.siːs
1.
a)to cease to + INF/ to cease -ING — dejar de + inf
b) \<\<production/publication\>\> interrumpir, suspender
2.
vi \<\<noise\>\> cesar; \<\<production\>\> interrumpirse; \<\<work\>\> detenerse*[siːs]1.VT (=stop) cesar, parar; (=suspend) suspender; (=end) terminarto cease work — suspender el trabajo, terminar de trabajar
cease fire! — ¡alto el fuego!
2.VI cesar (to do, doing de hacer)to cease from doing sth — dejar de hacer algo, cesar de hacer algo
* * *[siːs]
1.
a)to cease to + INF/ to cease -ING — dejar de + inf
b) \<\<production/publication\>\> interrumpir, suspender
2.
vi \<\<noise\>\> cesar; \<\<production\>\> interrumpirse; \<\<work\>\> detenerse* -
5 untiring
((of a person or his efforts etc) never stopping or ceasing because of weariness: his untiring efforts/energy.) incansable, infatigabletr[ʌn'taɪərɪŋ]1 incansable, infatigableadj.• incansable adj.'ʌn'taɪrɪŋ, ʌn'taɪərɪŋadjective infatigable, incansable[ʌn'taɪǝrɪŋ]ADJ incansable* * *['ʌn'taɪrɪŋ, ʌn'taɪərɪŋ]adjective infatigable, incansable
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