I. continue [kənˈtɪnju:] VB intr
1. continue (persist):
II. continue [kənˈtɪnju:] VB trans
1. continue (go on):
- continue
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- continue
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2. continue (lengthen):
- continue
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- continue
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3. continue LAW:
- continue
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| you | continue |
| he/she/it | continues |
| we | continue |
| you | continue |
| they | continue |
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| you | continued |
| he/she/it | continued |
| we | continued |
| you | continued |
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| I | have | continued |
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| you | have | continued |
| he/she/it | has | continued |
| we | have | continued |
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| they | have | continued |
| I | had | continued |
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| you | had | continued |
| he/she/it | had | continued |
| we | had | continued |
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