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Перевод: continue

[глагол]
продолжать; продолжаться; длиться; сохранять; сохраняться; оставаться; пребывать; возобновлять; служить продолжением; простираться; тянуться; отсрочить разбор судебного дела

Тезаурус:

1. We must continue to intervene in contemporary feminist debates on desire, pleasure, power and image.
2. Now, on admission to hospital, the AL of communicating has to continue while assuming the sick role or patient role discussed on page 46.
3. External courses are likely to continue to be the only viable way of meeting some needs in some circumstances and in the interests of promoting maximum effectiveness, further attention could very usefully be given to two areas in particular.
4. "That might have been the case once, but now we produce perfectly good coaches ourselves, and I'm concerned the incentive will disappear if administrators continue to look only to Australia."
5. Joe was a bookbinder, a very highly skilled craftsman, so well thought of by his employers, Browns of the Canal, that when the business was sold to W.H. Smith's in 1924 they made a condition that Joe should continue in his department until retirement.
6. I have found that if you keep still, if you keep quiet, then the other person feels he has to continue talking.
7. The following day, the English party left for Barbados and, after lengthy discussions with representatives of the governments of Barbados, Montserrat, Antigua and Jamaica, the other scheduled venues, it was stated on 4 March that the tour would continue.
8. With him as party boss, the current impasse will continue.
9. They continue to mourn for years after the death or loss of their love but their loneliness was just as real when their partner was alive.
10. Continue to ventilate the greenhouse, ensuring vents are open at night
11. A major limitation is that, generally, an injunction will only be granted if the employer was in fact willing to continue with the contract, ie where the real problem was the prospect of unwelcome interference in the contract by a third party.
12. Ed: Chemistry in Britain , being aimed at a wider audience than the RSC's primary and secondary publications, will continue to use the familiar "sulphur" for the present, at least until general usage begins to reflect the change.
13. The doctor came, and arranged for Esther to be re-admitted to the gynaecological ward of the hospital so that she could continue nursing the baby, if possible.