continuously
kənˈtɪnjuəsli
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Definition of continuously - Reverso English Dictionary

Adverb

timewithout any pause or break at any time
  • The machine runs continuously during the night.
  • He studied continuously for six hours.
  • Rain fell continuously throughout the weekend.
constantly incessantly
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Expressions with continuously

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automatic transmission with seamless gear ratio changes
The car features a continuously variable transmission for smoother acceleration.

Origin of continuously

Latin, continuus (uninterrupted) + ly (adverbial suffix)

Terms with continuously included in their meaning

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alwaysadv.
habitually
continuously or repeatedly over a period
duration
continuously throughout the entire day
frequency
continuously or very frequently
duration
continuously without stopping
continuously
throughout the entire year without interruption
uninterrupted
continuously without stopping
duration
continuously from a specific time until now
availability
available continuously throughout a full day

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  1. French:en continu, ...
  2. German:ununterbrochen, ...
  3. Italian:ininterrottamente, ...
  4. Spanish:de manera continua, ...
  5. Portuguese:ininterruptamente, ...
  6. Chinese:持续地, ...
  7. Japanese:休みなく, ...
  8. Arabic:بِاستِمرار, ...
  9. Hebrew:בְּרִצִּיפוּת, ...
  10. Russian:непрерывно, ...
  11. Ukrainian:безперервно, ...
  12. Hindi:लगातार, ...
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