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Formas esenciales de palabras, parte 18 – Vocabulario de inglés

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98 palabras de inglés con su significado: continue, continuation, continuous, continuously, repeat… Estúdialas con flashcards, cuestionarios y práctica oral…

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Lista de palabras

  1. continue /kən'tɪnju:/ (verb) — seguir；continuar
    Ejemplo: We will continue the meeting after a short break.
    Sinónimos: persist, prolong, resume, carry on
  2. continuation /kən,tɪnju'eɪʃən/ (noun) — continuación；prosecución
    Ejemplo: This book is a continuation of her first novel.
    Sinónimos: extension, prolongation, sequel
  3. continuous /kən'tɪnjuəs/ (adjective) — continuo; ininterrumpido
    Ejemplo: The machine has been in continuous operation for 24 hours.
    Sinónimos: unbroken, uninterrupted, constant, ceaseless
  4. continuously /kən'tɪnjuəsli/ (adverb) — continuamente; sin interrupción
    Ejemplo: It rained continuously all through the night.
    Sinónimos: constantly, nonstop, incessantly, persistently
  5. repeat /rɪ'pi:t/ (verb) — repetir
    Ejemplo: Could you please repeat that question?
    Sinónimos: reiterate, reproduce, redo, replicate
  6. repetition /,repə'tɪʃən/ (noun) — repetición
    Ejemplo: Learning a language requires a lot of repetition.
    Sinónimos: recurrence, iteration, duplication
  7. repetitive /rɪ'petətɪv/ (adjective) — repetitivo
    Ejemplo: Factory work can be very repetitive and boring.
    Sinónimos: monotonous, redundant, recurrent
  8. repetitively /rɪ'petətɪvli/ (adverb) — repetitivamente
    Ejemplo: The alarm beeped repetitively until she turned it off.
    Sinónimos: monotonously, iteratively, redundantly
  9. cycle /'saɪkəl/ (verb) — ciclo；dar vueltas, girar
    Ejemplo: Water cycles through the atmosphere and the earth.
    Sinónimos: rotate, revolve, reoccur, loop
  10. cyclic /'saɪklɪk/ (adjective) — cíclico; periódico
    Ejemplo: The seasons follow a cyclic pattern every year.
    Sinónimos: periodic, recurrent, seasonal, rhythmic
  11. cyclically /'saɪklɪkli/ (adverb) — cíclicamente
    Ejemplo: Stock prices often fluctuate cyclically.
    Sinónimos: periodically, recurrently, regularly
  12. period /'pɪəriəd/ (noun) — período；lapso
    Ejemplo: The country went through a long period of economic growth.
    Sinónimos: era, epoch, interval, span
  13. periodic /,pɪəri'ɒdɪk/ (adjective) — periódico
    Ejemplo: The car needs periodic maintenance to run smoothly.
    Sinónimos: recurrent, occasional, cyclic, intermittent
  14. periodical /,pɪəri'ɒdɪkəl/ (noun) — publicación periódica; revista
    Ejemplo: The library subscribes to several academic periodicals.
    Sinónimos: journal, magazine, publication
  15. periodically /,pɪəri'ɒdɪkli/ (adverb) — periódicamente
    Ejemplo: You should change your passwords periodically.
    Sinónimos: regularly, recurrently, occasionally, seasonally
  16. persist /pə'sɪst/ (verb) — persistir；perdurar
    Ejemplo: If the symptoms persist, you should see a doctor.
    Sinónimos: endure, continue, last, persevere
  17. persistence /pə'sɪstəns/ (noun) — persistencia；perseverancia
    Ejemplo: Her persistence paid off when she finally got the job.
    Sinónimos: perseverance, tenacity, endurance, diligence
  18. persistent /pə'sɪstənt/ (adjective) — persistente；perseverante
    Ejemplo: The city has a persistent problem with air pollution.
    Sinónimos: tenacious, unrelenting, stubborn, constant
  19. persistently /pə'sɪstəntli/ (adverb) — persistentemente；con perseverancia
    Ejemplo: He persistently asked for a promotion until he got it.
    Sinónimos: tenaciously, continually, relentlessly
  20. chronicle /'krɒnɪkəl/ (verb) — narrar cronológicamente；relatar
    Ejemplo: The movie chronicles the life of a famous artist.
    Sinónimos: record, document, register, narrate
  21. chronology /krə'nɒlədʒi/ (noun) — cronología
    Ejemplo: The historian established the exact chronology of the events.
    Sinónimos: timeline, sequence, succession
  22. chronological /,krɒnə'lɒdʒɪkəl/ (adjective) — cronológico
    Ejemplo: Please arrange these documents in chronological order.
    Sinónimos: sequential, ordered, historical
  23. chronologically /,krɒnə'lɒdʒɪkli/ (adverb) — cronológicamente
    Ejemplo: The photos are organized chronologically from 2010 to 2020.
    Sinónimos: sequentially, consecutively
  24. prolong /prə'lɒŋ/ (verb) — prolongar；alargar
    Ejemplo: We made the decision to prolong our vacation by a week.
    Sinónimos: extend, lengthen, stretch, drag out
  25. prolongation /,prəʊlɒŋ'ɡeɪʃən/ (noun) — prolongación；alargamiento
    Ejemplo: The prolongation of the strike caused severe business losses.
    Sinónimos: extension, continuation, elongation
  26. prolonged /prə'lɒŋd/ (adjective) — prolongado; extendido
    Ejemplo: Prolonged exposure to the sun can damage your skin.
    Sinónimos: extended, lengthy, protracted, long-term
  27. prolongedly /prə'lɒŋdli/ (adverb) — de forma prolongada
    Ejemplo: The patients were treated prolongedly with the experimental drug.
    Sinónimos: lengthily, extendedly
  28. frequent /frɪ'kwent/ (verb) — frecuentar; ir con frecuencia a
    Ejemplo: As students, we used to frequent this local café.
    Sinónimos: visit, haunt, patronize
  29. frequency /'fri:kwənsi/ (noun) — frecuencia
    Ejemplo: The frequency of natural disasters has increased recently.
    Sinónimos: recurrence, rate, regularity, commonness
  30. frequently /'fri:kwəntli/ (adverb) — frecuentemente
    Ejemplo: The bus frequently arrives late during rush hour.
    Sinónimos: often, regularly, commonly, repeatedly

…y 68 palabras más en este set.

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