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adjective1) (eternal) ewig2) (continuous) ständig3) (repeated) ständig; [an]dauernd4) (applicable or valid for ever) immer während; ewig* * *[pə'pe uəl](lasting for ever or for a long time; occurring repeatedly over a long time: He lives in perpetual fear of being discovered; perpetual noise.) fortwährend- academic.ru/89989/perpetually">perpetually* * *per·pet·ual[pəˈpetʃuəl, AM pɚˈ-]adj attr, inv1. (everlasting) immer während, ständig\perpetual bliss dauerhaftes Glück\perpetual calendar immer währender Kalender\perpetual check Dauerschach nt\perpetual motion machine Perpetuum mobile nt\perpetual student ewiger Student/ewige Studentin\perpetual trust ständiger Fonds2. (repeated) fortgesetzt, wiederholt* * *[pə'petjʊəl]adjständig, fortwährend, immer während; joy stet; ice, snow ewigyou're a perpetual source of amazement to me — ich muss mich immer wieder über dich wundern
perpetual motion/motion machine — Perpetuum mobile nt
* * *1. fortwährend, immerwährend, unaufhörlich, (be)ständig, andauernd, ewig:perpetual calendar ewiger Kalender;perpetual check Dauerschach n;perpetual motion beständige Bewegung;perpetual motion machine Perpetuum mobile n;perpetual snow ewiger Schnee2. lebenslänglich, unabsetzbar (Präsident etc)3. WIRTSCH, JUR unablösbar, unkündbar (Pachtvertrag etc)4. BOTa) perennierend, ausdauerndb) immer blühend* * *adjective1) (eternal) ewig2) (continuous) ständig3) (repeated) ständig; [an]dauernd4) (applicable or valid for ever) immer während; ewig* * *adj.ewig adj.fortwährend adj. -
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attr, inv1) ( everlasting) immer während, ständig;\perpetual bliss dauerhaftes Glück;\perpetual calendar immer währender Kalender;\perpetual check Dauerschach nt;\perpetual motion machine Perpetuum mobile nt;\perpetual student ewiger Student/ewige Studentin;\perpetual trust ständiger Fonds2) ( repeated) fortgesetzt, wiederholt -
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(DE) nimmermüde; (EN) perpetual-motion machine
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