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1 endlessly
tr['endləslɪ]1 interminablemente, eternamenteendlessly ['ɛndləsli] adv: interminablemente, eternamente, sin parar'endləsli, 'endlɪslia) ( infinitely)the plain/road stretched out endlessly before us — la llanura/carretera se extendía interminable ante nosotros
b) ( incessantly) <talk/chatter> constantemente, incesantemente, sin pararc) ( time and time again) <try/argue> hasta la saciedad['endlɪslɪ]ADV [repeat] una y otra vez, hasta la saciedad; [discuss] hasta la saciedad; [argue] continuamente; [talk] sin parar; [recycle] una y otra vezhe could see his life stretching out endlessly before him — veía su vida extendiéndose interminablemente ante sus ojos
* * *['endləsli, 'endlɪsli]a) ( infinitely)the plain/road stretched out endlessly before us — la llanura/carretera se extendía interminable ante nosotros
b) ( incessantly) <talk/chatter> constantemente, incesantemente, sin pararc) ( time and time again) <try/argue> hasta la saciedad -
2 endlessly
1 ( unlimitedly) infiniment ; endlessly patient/tolerant infiniment patient/tolérant ;3 ( to infinity) [stretch, extend] à perte de vue, à l'infini. -
3 endlessly
endlessly ['endlɪslɪ]∎ to be endlessly patient/generous être d'une patience/générosité sans bornes -
4 endlessly
adv. бескрајно, бесконечно; постојано; be endlessly patient/kind бескрајно е трпелив/љубезен -
5 endlessly
['endlɪslɪ]1) (unlimitedly) [patient, tolerant] infinitamente2) (without stopping) [talk, search] senza sosta, incessantemente3) (to infinity) [stretch, extend] all'infinito* * *endlessly► endless* * *['endlɪslɪ]1) (unlimitedly) [patient, tolerant] infinitamente2) (without stopping) [talk, search] senza sosta, incessantemente3) (to infinity) [stretch, extend] all'infinito -
6 patience
patience [pasjɑ̃s]feminine nouna. patience• patience, j'arrive ! wait a minute, I'm coming!* * *pasjɑ̃s1) ( qualité) patience2) Jeux patience [U] GB, solitaire [U] US••* * *pasjɑ̃s nf* * *patience nf1 ( qualité) patience; manquer de/perdre patience to lack/lose patience; elle n'a aucune patience she has no patience at all; ma patience a des limites there are limits to my patience; il faut vraiment de la patience pour le supporter you need a lot of patience to put up with him; avec une grande/beaucoup de patience with great/a lot of patience; avoir de la patience avec to be patient with; être d'une patience infinie or sans bornes to be endlessly patient; s'armer de or prendre patience to be patient; avec patience patiently; patience, c'est presque cuit be patient, it's almost cooked;2 ⇒ Les jeux et les sports Jeux patience ¢ GB, solitaire ¢ US; faire des patiences to play patience GB ou solitaire US;3 ( plante) dock.prendre son mal en patience to resign oneself to one's fate.[pasjɑ̃s] nom féminin————————[pasjɑ̃s] interjectionpatience, j'ai presque fini! hold on ou just a minute, I've almost finished!patience, il va voir de quoi je suis capable! just you wait (and see), I'll show him what I'm made of!
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