perpetuated in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for perpetuated in the English»Spanish Dictionary

perpetuate [Am pərˈpɛtʃəˌweɪt, Brit pəˈpɛtʃʊeɪt] VB trans

perpetuate

perpetuar

Translations for perpetuated in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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perpetuar

to perpetuate

eternizar

to perpetuate

perpetuated in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for perpetuated in the English»Spanish Dictionary

perpetuate [pəˈpetʃʊeɪt, Am pɚˈpetʃu-] VB trans

perpetuate

perpetuar

Translations for perpetuated in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

perpetuar

to perpetuate

perpetuar

to be perpetuated

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Due to the absence of females the family could not be perpetuated.

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And it's really hard to overcome those preconceived ideas or those perceptions that get perpetuated that begin on a false note.

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Historically, frequent, low-intensity surface fires perpetuated park-like conditions in ponderosa pine stands.

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Cue the most nauseating and cringe-making display of perpetuated sterotypes, it will ever be anyone's misfortune to see - or pay for.

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A short term malfunction of this sort may be perpetuated by the resulting colic creating a feedback loop that interrupts the correct breathing process.

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Ruses perpetuated disarming many innocents shading villainous intentions a final solution...

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How can an election, on its own, solve the deep differences that our constitution has perpetuated between the different races in our country?

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The names of lakes amalgamated into the reservoir are perpetuated as names for the various stretches of water.

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This confusion is perpetuated by companies using automatic addressing systems based upon the post code.

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These factors include transmitted patterns of ideas through values and beliefs, which are perpetuated through practices, institutions, and other channels.

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