kontinuierlich
continuous
happening without stopping
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kontinuierlich with Russian translation
kontinuierlich usage examples
Поезд движется непрерывно дальше.
Der Zug fährt kontinuierlich weiter.
Нам нужен непрерывный контроль.
Wir brauchen eine kontinuierliche Kontrolle.
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kontinuierlich synonyms
What's the difference between kontinuierlich / fortlaufend / durchgehend / anhaltend / ununterbrochen / ständig
Means “continuing without interruption,” often for a process that goes on step by step with no major breaks.
Emphasizes that something happens “without breaks” throughout a period or across something.
Closer to “lasting” or “persisting for a long time”; often slightly more formal and focused on duration.
The most direct meaning: “without any interruption.” Stronger and more literal than “continuous.”
Means “constantly, all the time” and is very common in everyday speech; can sound more colloquial and sometimes annoyed.
Sounds more literary/formal and means “continuing all the time” or “persisting continuously.”
Usually means “permanent” in the sense of stable and not temporary; not always about uninterrupted flow, more about a lasting state.
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How to pronounce kontinuierlich and what this word means
kontinuierlich means continuous. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce kontinuierlich
/kɔnˌtɪnuˈiːɐ̯lɪç/
kontinuierlich translation
continuous
kontinuierlich examples
Der Zug fährt kontinuierlich weiter.
kontinuierlich transcription
/kɔnˌtɪnuˈiːɐ̯lɪç/
Questions about this word
kontinuierlich meaning: what does it mean?
ohne Unterbrechung geschehend
kontinuierlich pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
kontinuierlich is pronounced as /kɔnˌtɪnuˈiːɐ̯lɪç/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
kontinuierlich definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
Der Zug fährt kontinuierlich weiter. Translation: Поезд движется непрерывно дальше.
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