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1 gennemført
* * *adj(= i alle enkeltheder) consistent; thorough ( fx honesty);[ gennemført flid] sustained diligence;[ gennemført høflighed] unfailing courtesy. -
2 søskade
(en -r) damage sustained at sea. -
3 udholdende
adj( stædig) persevering; dogged;( i fysisk henseende) have staying power, be capable of a sustained effort. -
4 vedholdende
adj( ihærdig) persistent ( fx attacks, attempts, endeavours), persevering;( vedvarende) prolonged ( fx applause),F sustained ( fx applause, attack, efforts, fire).
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