continuous
/kənˈtɪn.juː.əs/
adj 5
Collocations
5ADJ.
constant, current, differentiable, long, longest, oldest, present, strong
The oldest continuous family business in our town celebrated its 150th anniversary last year.
VERB + CONTINUOUS
contributes, function, harassed, hear, isn't, model, needs, wants
The background noise contributes to a continuous hum that makes it hard to concentrate.
CONTINUOUS + NOUN
-, blood, cars, chatter, effort, electricity, expansion, murmur
The nurse monitored the patient's continuous blood pressure throughout the entire surgery.
PREP.
among, in, in, with
She has been in continuous contact with her lawyer throughout the legal proceedings.
ADV.
everywhere, usually
She usually faced continuous interruptions while trying to concentrate on her work.
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