perpetual

constante, incesante

Que continúa todo el tiempo o se repite una y otra vez sin descanso.

En inglés sencillo: Continuing all the time, or happening again and again without a break.

• I’m tired of his perpetual complaints.
• The city seems to be in perpetual motion.
• Their perpetual arguments made it difficult to work.

Sinónimos: constant, continuous, unceasing

Antónimos: intermittent

Expresiones frecuentes: perpetual motion, perpetual noise, perpetual complaints

eterno, perpetuo

Que dura para siempre o durante un tiempo cuyo final no se conoce.

En inglés sencillo: Lasting forever or for a time with no known end.

• They dreamed of perpetual peace.
• The mountain peaks are covered in perpetual snow.
• Nothing can remain in perpetual darkness if sunlight reaches it.

Sinónimos: everlasting, eternal, endless

Antónimos: temporary

Expresiones frecuentes: perpetual peace, perpetual darkness, perpetual snow

perpetuo, indefinido

Establecido para continuar sin fecha de finalización, como un derecho o un cargo.

En inglés sencillo: Arranged to continue without an end date, as with a legal right or official position.

• The agreement grants a perpetual licence.
• They claimed a perpetual right to use the land.
• Does this position come with perpetual tenure?

Sinónimos: permanent, indefinite

Antónimos: temporary

Expresiones frecuentes: perpetual licence, perpetual copyright, perpetual tenure

de floración continua

Que produce flores durante toda la temporada de crecimiento.

En inglés sencillo: Producing flowers throughout the season when plants grow.

• These perpetual roses flower throughout the growing season.
• She planted a hybrid perpetual rose beside the gate.
• The gardener selected perpetual varieties for a longer display of flowers.

Sinónimos: everblooming

Expresiones frecuentes: perpetual roses, hybrid perpetual rose, perpetual flowering