continual

continual音标

英 [kənˈtɪnjuəl]

美 [kənˈtɪnjuəl]

continual基本释义

adj.不断的；频繁的；连续的

continual用法及例句

adj.(形容词)

连续的

多次重复的

频频的

频繁的

不间断的

接连不断的

不断的

持续的

一连串的

分至沓来

源源而来的

念念不忘

喋喋不休的

不停的

继续的

adj.(形容词)

不间断的,不停的 going on all the time without stopping

多次重复的,频繁的 that happens often

continual

adj

1. occurring without interruptionchiefly restricted to what recurs regularly or frequently in a prolonged and closely spaced series

e.g. the continual banging of the shutters

2. `continual' (meaning seemingly uninterrupted) is often used interchangeably with `continuous' (meaning without interruption)

1. 不停的;不间断的A continual process or situation happens or exists without stopping.

continual的近义词

e.g. The school has been in continual use since 1883...自1883年以来，该校从未停办过。e.g. They felt continual pressure to perform well...他们不断感受到压力，促使他们好好表演。

continuallyShe cried almost continually and threw temper tantrums...她几乎哭个没完，还大发脾气。The large rotating fans whirred continually.大大的风扇没完没了地嗡嗡转着。

2. 一再的;反复的;频繁的Continual events happen again and again.

e.g. ...the government's continual demands for cash to finance its chronic deficit...*府为补贴长期的财*赤字而对资金的持续需求e.g. She suffered continual police harassment.她不断受到警方的骚扰。

continuallyMalcolm was continually changing his mind...马尔科姆不断地改主意。I had been writing him continually, trying to get him to call me.我一直在给他写信，想让他给我打电话。You can use continual, continuous, and constant to describe things that happen or exist without stopping. Continual is usually used to describe something that happens often over a period of time, especially something undesirable. ...his continual drinking. ...continual demands to cut costs. If something is continuous, it happens all the time without stopping, or seems to do so. ...days of continuous rain. ...a continuous background noise. You describe something as constant when it happens all the time or never goes away. He was in constant pain. ...Eva's constant criticism. continual, continuous 和 constant 都可以用来描述不间断地发生或一直存在的事物。continual 表示一段时期内经常发生，尤其是令人不快的事情：his continual drinking (他持续饮酒)，continual demands to cut costs (对于削减成本的再三要求)。continuous 则表示一刻不停，或看似如此：days of continuous rain (淫雨霏霏的日子)，a continuous background noise (一刻不停的背景噪声)。constant 表示一直在发生，或从不消失:He was in constant pain (他的疼痛一直没有消停)，Eva's constant criticism (伊娃不断的批评)。

1. 不断的：持续不断的(continual)、可信赖的(reliable)、有价值的(valuable)服务提供者,才是有竞争力的.

2. 不断的;多次重复的：context n背景;语境 | continual 不断的;多次重复的 | contract 合同n vt感染,染上恶习

3. continual的反义词

3. 连续的：continuable 可持续的 | continual 连续的 | continually 不断地

4. 频繁的：consistent 一贯的 ~ policy | continual 频繁的 ~ stops | continuous 不间断的 ~ supply of the necessities

常用例句

用作形容词(adj.)

I am tired of this continual rain.不停的下雨使我厌倦。

He has continual arguments with his father.他屡次跟他父亲争论。

'Why did she marry me?' was his continual thought.

出自：J. Galsworthy

Her devotion is continual whereas that of the poet is sporadic.

出自：C. Brooks

词源解说

☆ 14世纪初期进入英语，直接源自拉丁语的continuus，意为不断的。

近义词

反义词

临近词

endless

continuous

constant

temporary

occasional

continual a.

continual test

continuance

contingent

continual beam

continual fever

continual space

Continuality

continual domain

continual trial

continually

continually urge

相关列句

His visits were a continual nightmare to me; and, I suspected, to my master also.(他的拜访对于我像是种时时袭来的梦魇，我猜想，对于我的主人也是的。)

Current studies of early modern absolutism—rule by one person with absolute authority—emphasize continual negotiations between ruler and ruled.(现代早期绝对主义的研究强调统治者与被统治者之间的持续谈判。)

She finds the continual confrontation very wearing.(她发现持续的对峙使人精疲力竭。)

In this view, continual adjustments are made between learning or memory storage (input) and forgetting (output).(根据这种观点，在学习或记忆存储（输入）和遗忘（输出）之间不断进行调整。)

There have been continual demands to put an end to this situation.(人们不断要求要结束这种*面。)

The body is in a state of continual hunger—its default position.(人的肌体一直处在持续饥饿的状态，这是肌体的默认模式。)

You could face a month of continual hacking in this situation.(在这种情况下，您将面临着一个月不间断的咳嗽。)

It is a sad legacy of continual conflict and displacement.(这是一个蕴含着不断冲突与流离失所的悲剧的遗产。)

She was tired of continual trips to grocery, school and office.(老是跑食品店、学校和办公室使她感到厌倦。)

The continual speeding up of bodily reactions and the production of stress-related hormones seem to make people more susceptible to heart disease.(持续加速的身体反应和产生与压力有关的荷尔蒙，似乎使人更容易患心脏病。)