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perpetual [Brit pəˈpɛtʃʊəl, Am pərˈpɛtʃ(u)əl] ADJ

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perpetual meetings, longing, disloyalty, turmoil

perpétuel/-elle

perpetual darkness, stench, state

perpetual banter

perpetual motion N

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perpetual motion

mouvement m perpétuel

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sempiternel (sempiternelle)

perpetual, endless

perpétuel (perpétuelle)

perpetual

immuable bonheur

perpetual

calendrier perpétuel

perpetual calendar

c'est un (éternel) inquiet

he's a (perpetual) worrier

vivre dans l'angoisse permanente

to live in a state of perpetual anxiety

en état d'alarme

in a state of perpetual alarm

mouvement perpétuel

perpetual motion

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perpetual [pəˈpetʃʊəl, Am pɚˈpetʃu-] ADJ (lasting forever, continuous)

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perpetual check, inventory

perpetual student, trust

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perpétuel(le) angoisse, difficultés

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éternel(le)

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l'Armistice

The Armistice is a national holiday in France on November 11, held in remembrance of the ceasefire at the end of the First World War and the signature of the Treaty of Versailles on that day in 1918. Flowers are laid and candles are lit at memorials. There is a perpetual flame at the grave of the unknown soldier beneath the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.

The Armistice is a national holiday in France on November 11, held in remembrance of the ceasefire at the end of the First World War and the signature of the Treaty of Versailles on that day in 1918. Flowers are laid and candles are lit at memorials. There is a perpetual flame at the grave of the unknown soldier beneath the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.

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He made his perpetual vows in 1965, and was ordained priest in 1967. en.wikipedia.org

Perpetual penalties can not be imposed or declared by decree... en.wikipedia.org

With such a material, the perpetual motion device would be possible. en.wikipedia.org

Here he proposed the institution of a perpetual theological senate for the purpose of investigating and settling all theological disputes. en.wikipedia.org

Few defenders had remained, and these, worn out by their perpetual fighting and vigilance, usually slept during the last watch of the night. en.wikipedia.org

Both worlds are locked in a perpetual war. en.wikipedia.org

As a court of record, it keeps a perpetual record of its proceedings. en.wikipedia.org

The pump can continually monitor the left ventricle, which allows for perpetual observation the hearts condition. en.wikipedia.org

It means perpetual second-class citizenship for me and my kind. en.wikipedia.org

A consequence of the law of conservation of energy is that a perpetual motion machine of the first kind can not exist. en.wikipedia.org

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