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continuance

英 [kənˈtɪnjuəns]

美 [kənˈtɪnjuəns]

n.  继续; 持续; 延期审理

法律

BNC.14879 / COCA.21488

牛津词典

    noun

    • 继续;持续
      the state of continuing to exist or function
      1. We can no longer support the President's continuance in office.
        我们不能再支持总统继续任职。
    • 延期审理
      a decision that a court case should be heard later
      1. The judge refused his motion for a continuance.
        法官拒绝他要求延期审理的动议。

    柯林斯词典

    • N-UNCOUNT 持续;继续;延续
      Thecontinuanceof something is its continuation.
      1. ...thus ensuring the continuance of the human species.
        因此保证了人类种群的延续

    英英释义

    noun

    • the act of continuing an activity without interruption
        Synonym:continuation
      1. the property of enduring or continuing in time
          Synonym:duration
        1. the period of time during which something continues
            Synonym:duration

          双语例句

          • These films show the continuance of an older, more character-driven, humanist tradition of Japanese film.
            这些影片展示了对日本电影历史更为悠久、由角色带动情节的人文主义传统的传承。
          • I mean, that's why I asked for the continuance.
            我指,所以我才要求继续下去。
          • You go and give me a continuance, right?
            你去给我的案子延期是吧?
          • Continuance of the war will mean shortage of the food.
            战争的持续意味着食品短缺。
          • A franchisee shall ensure the continuance, safety, high quality, high efficiency, equity and reasonable price of the universal service.
            特许经营者应确保提供持续、安全、优质、高效、公平和价格合理的普遍服务。
          • I saw nothing in this country that could invite me to a longer continuance.
            我发现这个国家没什么东西能吸引我逗留更长的时间。
          • The Impact Mechanism of Brand Image and Relationship Quality on Brand Relationship Continuance
            品牌形象、关系质量对品牌关系持续性影响研究
          • The continuance of this drought will ruin the harvest.
            旱灾持续下去会把庄稼毁掉。
          • Let not a man force a habit upon himself, with perpetual continuance, but with some intermission.
            一个人不可强给自己加上一种不断的继续的习惯,而应当稍有间歇。
          • To be recognized for his continuance of quality work.
            对他持续的高品质的工作的认可。