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51CONTINUE — (Roget s Thesaurus II) Index continue noun continuation, endlessness, endurance, fidelity, immortality, insistence (2), renewal, stability, thread …
52continue — (kon ti nue) s. f. 1° Appareil de filature divisant la nappe de laine en des fils bien tordus. 2° À la continue, loc. adv. Voy. continu …
53continue — See resume. See resume, continue …
54continue on — The word continue means to go on, to keep on. Therefore, on should be omitted from this phrase. Vary your word choice: why not try persist or persevere or last or endure? …
55continue with — phr verb Continue with is used with these nouns as the object: ↑pregnancy, ↑schooling …
56continue — Synonyms and related words: abide, adjourn, advance, be continuous, be prolonged, bide, carry on, carry over, carry through, catenate, cease not, chain, concatenate, connect, connect up, continuate, continue to be, dawdle, defeat time, defer,… …
57continue — To pick up where you left off, usually after pausing in the middle of a message. CTRL Q and the spacebar are used most commonly to let the BBS know that you want to continue …
58continue — tęsti statusas T sritis informatika apibrėžtis Komanda pristabdytam procesui pratęsti, pavyzdžiui, paieškai, rašybos tikrinimui, pažingsniam programos vykdymui. Naudojama tada, kai procesas vyksta viena kryptimi (nereikia grįžti atgal). pavyzdys( …
59continue — v. (continues, continued, continuing) 1 tr. (often foll. by verbal noun, or to + infin.) persist in, maintain, not stop (an action etc.). 2 a tr. (also absol.) resume or prolong (a narrative, journey, etc.). b intr. recommence after a pause (the… …
60continue — См. fonema continuo …