permanence in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

permanence in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for permanence in the English»French Dictionary

permanence Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

sense of permanence
sentiment m de durée
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The club had dozens of presidents, with variable permanence time.
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A sawmill was built and put into operation producing the lumber to build homes adding to the permanence of the town.
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The most notable is the permanence of the loop.
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Colour film is both expensive and has questionable archival permanence, as modern colour dyes are known to fade in time.
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This is because replicators, owing to their permanence, should be regarded as the ultimate beneficiaries of adaptations.
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He made albumen and carbon prints, but his preferred medium was the "platinotype" or platinum print process, admired for its permanence and great tonal range.
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The great inviolate place had an ancient permanence which the sea can not claim.
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Man is a soul, not an institution; his inner reforms alone can lend permanence to outer ones.
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Some online behaviors cause stress and anxiety, much of this associated with friends and the permanence of online posts.
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Another concern regards the permanence of storage schemes.
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