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presente continuo
present continuous SUBST LINGUÍS
I. continuous [americ kənˈtɪnjuəs, Brit kənˈtɪnjʊəs] ADJ
1. continuous (unbroken, constant):
2.1. continuous MAT:
continuous function/curve
2.2. continuous LINGUÍS:
II. continuous [americ kənˈtɪnjuəs, Brit kənˈtɪnjʊəs] SUBST LINGUÍS
I. present1 [americ ˈprɛz(ə)nt, Brit ˈprɛz(ə)nt] ADJ
1. present (at scene) pred:
2.1. present atrib (current):
present situation/salary/address
2.2. present atrib LINGUÍS:
II. present1 [americ ˈprɛz(ə)nt, Brit ˈprɛz(ə)nt] SUBST
1.1. present U (current time):
1.2. present U LINGUÍS:
2. present <presents, pl > JUR arcaico:
I. present2 [americ prəˈzɛnt, Brit prɪˈzɛnt] VERBO trans
1.1. present (give, hand over):
to present sth to sb
entregarle algo a alguien
to present sth to sb
hacerle entrega de algo a alguien formal
to present sb with sth
obsequiar a alguien con algo formal
to present sb with sth
obsequiarle algo a alguien esp lat-amer formal
le obsequiaron una bandeja de plata lat-amer formal
1.2. present (confront):
to present sb with sth I was presented with a bill for £500
2. present (proffer):
present ticket/passport/account/motion/bill
present argument/ideas
present argument/ideas
3.1. present (constitute):
3.2. present (provide):
present view/perspective
present view/perspective
4.1. present:
present CINEMA, TEATR
4.2. present:
present RÁDIO, TV show
5. present (introduce):
present formal
to present sb to sb
presentarle alguien a alguien
6. present MILITAR:
II. present2 [americ prəˈzɛnt, Brit prɪˈzɛnt] VERBO reflex
1. present (arise):
present problem/opportunity:
present problem/opportunity:
2. present (appear) formal:
present person:
3. present (display, show):
III. present2 [americ prəˈzɛnt, Brit prɪˈzɛnt] VERBO intr MED
present patient/disease:
present3 [americ ˈprɛz(ə)nt, Brit ˈprɛz(ə)nt] SUBST (gift)
obsequio m formal
presente m formal
regalarle algo a alguien
hacerle un regalo a alguien
continuous [kənˈtɪnjuəs] ADJ
I. present1 [ˈprezənt] SUBST
present sem pl:
Expressões:
II. present1 [ˈprezənt] ADJ
1. present (current):
present address, generation
2. present (in attendance):
present2 [ˈprezənt] SUBST (gift)
to make sb a present of sth
present3 [prɪˈzent] VERBO trans
1. present (give):
to present sth (to sb)
to present sb with sth
to present sb with sth
2. present (introduce):
to present sb to sb
to present a programme Aus, Brit
3. present (confront):
to present sb with sth
4. present (constitute):
5. present (offer):
present view, atmosphere
6. present (exhibit):
present argument, plan, theory
present cheque, passport, ticket
7. present (appear):
continuous [kən·ˈtɪn·ju·əs] ADJ
I. present1 [ˈprez·ənt] SUBST
Expressões:
II. present1 [ˈprez·ənt] ADJ
1. present (current):
present address, generation
2. present (in attendance):
present2 [ˈprez·ənt] SUBST (gift)
to make sb a present of sth
present3 [prɪ·ˈzent] VERBO trans
1. present (give):
to present sth (to sb)
to present sb with sth
to present sb with sth
2. present (introduce):
to present sb to sb
3. present (to an audience):
present play, musical, concert
4. present (confront):
to present sb with sth
5. present (constitute):
6. present (offer):
present view, atmosphere
7. present (exhibit):
present argument, plan, theory
present check, passport, ticket
8. present MILITAR:
9. present (appear):
Present
Ipresent
youpresent
he/she/itpresents
wepresent
youpresent
theypresent
Past
Ipresented
youpresented
he/she/itpresented
wepresented
youpresented
theypresented
Present Perfect
Ihavepresented
youhavepresented
he/she/ithaspresented
wehavepresented
youhavepresented
theyhavepresented
Past Perfect
Ihadpresented
youhadpresented
he/she/ithadpresented
wehadpresented
youhadpresented
theyhadpresented
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His unfailing interest and flawless taste have been a continuous source of inspiration to me.
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It has a continuous series of measurements from 1825.
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In continuous attack waves, hundreds of aircraft were thrown against the dams, but damage was only negligible.
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If is of differentiability class, has continuous partial derivatives of all order and is called "smooth".
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Lengthy periods of continuous occupation notwithstanding, many of the smaller islands were abandoned.
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