sustained performance
səˈsteɪnd pərˈfɔrməns
Definition

Definition of sustained performance - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
consistencyconsistent high level of performance over time
  • The team showed sustained performance throughout the season.
2.
effortongoing effort to maintain quality
  • Her sustained performance in the project earned her a promotion.
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Expressions with sustained

non-sustainedadj.
not lasting long or not kept up continuously
The patient had a non-sustained rapid heartbeat.
self-sustainedadj.
able to operate without outside help
The village is self-sustained with its own resources.
sustained growthn.
continuous increase kept at a steady level over a long period
The company reported sustained growth in sales for five straight years.
objection sustainedexp.
judge agrees with an objection in court
The lawyer said, 'Objection!' and the judge replied, 'Objection sustained.'
objection is sustainedexp.
judge agrees with a lawyer's objection in court
The lawyer objected, and the objection is sustained by the judge.

Expressions with performance

command performancen.
task done to satisfy someone in authority
Completing the report was a command performance for the boss.
give a wooden performancev.
perform in a stiff and unconvincing manner
The actor gave a wooden performance in the play.
concert performancen.
live music event by artists before an audience
The concert performance drew thousands of fans to the stadium..
dramatic performancen.
act of performing a drama on stage
The dramatic performance captivated the audience.
good performancen.
successful execution of a task or activity
Her good performance in the exam earned her a scholarship.
musical performancen.
event where music is played or sung
The musical performance was held in the grand hall.
street performancen.
entertainment performed in public places for donations
The street performance attracted a large crowd.
job performancen.
how well work duties are done in a particular position
Her job performance improved significantly after the new training program.
performance ratingn.
score showing how well a worker did their job
Her annual performance rating qualified her for a promotion.
high-performanceadj.
made to give much better results than usual
This is a high-performance computer for gaming.

Terms related to sustained performance

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
sustaincontinuitydurabilityendurancelongevitypersistencereliabilitystabilitytenacitydiligenceperseveranceresilience

Examples of sustained performance in a sentence

  • Sustained performance is key to success.
  • The athlete's sustained performance throughout the season was commendable.
  • His sustained performance in sales led to record-breaking profits.

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  1. French:performance soutenue, ...
  2. German:anhaltende Leistung, anhaltende Anstrengung, ...
  3. Italian:prestazione sostenuta, ...
  4. Spanish:rendimiento sostenido, desempeño continuo, ...
  5. Portuguese:performance sustentada, desempenho contínuo, ...
  6. Chinese:持续表现, 不懈努力, ...
  7. Japanese:持続的なパフォーマンス, 継続的な努力, ...
  8. Arabic:أداء مستدام, أداء مستمر, ...
  9. Hebrew:בִּיצוּעִים עֲקִבִּיִּים, בִּצוּעִים מִתְמַשְּׁכִים, ...
  10. Russian:устойчивое выполнение, постоянные усилия, ...
  11. Ukrainian:стабільна продуктивність, тривала продуктивність, ...
  12. Hindi:निरंतर उच्च प्रदर्शन, निरंतर प्रदर्शन, ...

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