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Перевод: constantly

[наречие]
постоянно; часто; то и дело

Тезаурус:

1. I was in the Decoding Room briefly, as were all Hut 6 recruits, but was very glad not to remain there, as the operators were constantly having nervous breakdowns on account of the pace of work and the appalling noise.
2. It is difficult to draw a line between a company car that is a pure perk and one used constantly on the job by a salesman or service engineer.
3. Usually agricultural technology is closely linked to that of industrial technology and is constantly innovating as private farms strive to remain competitive.
4. They are also accusing Mr Pozsgay's supporters of trying to go too far too fast, and of constantly raising the stakes.
5. In these commentaries - on Solomon's rebuilding of the Temple, on Esras and Nehemiah, especially on Samuel - he constantly addressed himself to passages about kings.
6. The "temptations" of the jazz era in London's West End, especially to Cup finalists, were a real danger, and Chapman constantly reminded his players that "they only count as long as they retain their form on the field".
7. The term "permanent" is something of a misnomer, for the content of any pasture is constantly changing as conditions become more favourable for one species and less for another; it applies only to the fact that a pasture remains in grass for an indefinite period.
8. Year after year, this is constantly the favourite dessert when eating out.
9. But a brain with a fixed number of cells almost certainly works better than one whose cells are constantly dividing.
10. The History of Sandford and Merton , by Thomas Day (1748-;89) first published 1783-;9 and constantly reprinted.
11. It is the runner who has to jerk his pace constantly to avoid the rude pedestrians.
12. The snow continued for days, until the print had been worn off every ordnance survey map in the house by impatient fingers constantly tracking imaginary routes up Torridon's thrilling peaks.
13. During a speech in the House, Sir Winston was constantly interrupted by Paling with cries of "dirty dog".