形容词
1. Continual dropping wears away the stone.
滴水穿石。
2. Continual rain ruined the crops.
连续阴雨毁坏了庄稼。
3. He still smokes despite the continual warnings of his doctor.
尽管他的医生多次警告，他还是抽烟。
4. He hates these continual arguments.
他讨厌这种无休止的争论。
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. 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
1. continual是什么意思
1. 不停的;不间断的
A continual process or situation happens or exists without stopping.
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。
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...
政府为补贴长期的财政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。
1. In business operations, we seek harmony in and out of our company to promote healthy and continual development.
2. continual什么意思
2. So even if a lender has huge assets, it will go bankruptcy if it cannot create continual cash flow.
3. The CCC identifies 10 key economic, environmental and social areas as important for the territory's continual development.
4. The situation is complicated by the continual splintering and reforming of alliances and a tangled web of clan loyalties.
5. China has made continual progress in its IPR administrative capacity and enforcement systems, thanks to a past decade of legislative efforts.
6. " That continual motion is just used to changing, " Gross said.
7. Yang attributed fewer sandy days to the country's continual environmental improvements, including retiring fragile land from farming and switching it to forestation.
8. We will improve this action and try to encourage more enterprises to settle in here, to ensure a continual flow of both capital and enterprises.
9. The continual attempts by Western countries to occupy the moral high ground and point their fingers at China's defense spending are actually unjustifiable.
10. Brown insisted continual efforts had been made to free the men, and urged those holding both British and Iraqi hostages to release them immediately.
adj
1. occurring without interruption
chiefly restricted to what recurs regularly or frequently in a prolonged and closely spaced series
e.g. the continual banging of the shutters
2. continual的解释
2. `continual' (meaning seemingly uninterrupted) is often used interchangeably with `continuous' (meaning without interruption)