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1 persist
{pə'sist}
1. настоявам, упорствувам (in something, in doing something)
if you PERSIST in heckling ако продължавате да апострофирате
2. оставам, задържам се, запазвам се
the custom still PERSISTs обичаят още съществува
to PERSIST with продължавам да работя упорито върху* * *{pъ'sist} v 1. настоявам, упорствувам (in s.th., in doing s.t* * *упорствам; оставам; постоянствам; задържам се; запазвам се; настоявам;* * *1. if you persist in heckling ако продължавате да апострофирате 2. the custom still persists обичаят още съществува 3. to persist with продължавам да работя упорито върху 4. настоявам, упорствувам (in something, in doing something) 5. оставам, задържам се, запазвам се* * *persist[pə´sist] v 1. настоявам, упорствам; to \persist in o.'s opinion упорито държа на мнението си; 2. оставам, задържам се, запазвам се; the rain \persisted throughout the night дъждът не спря цяла нощ.
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