perpetually

/per-pech-oo-uh-lee/US // pərˈpɛtʃ u ə li //

永恒地,永恒的,永恒,永续

Definitions

adv.副词 adverb

1
- : forever or for an indefinitely long time: It is best to think of any software licensed in this way as perpetually licensed.We seem to be locked perpetually in the past.
- : without intermission or interruption; continually: The library received five more laptops to relieve the pressure on their perpetually busy media loan desk.
- : with continued recurrence; regularly or repeatedly: The city’s public schools, particularly in working-class neighborhoods, are perpetually understaffed. I'm the girl who loses pens constantly, forgets about quizzes in math, and is perpetually late.

adv.enduringly

Synonyms

Almost no one, to my ear, charts the perpetually shifting moods and meanings of the interior psychic landscape as sensitively, or as beautifully, as he does.
Along the bottom of the screen, it perpetually runs an election results tracker.
As Miles bops down the street listening to music, he is perpetually on the lookout to deliver a kind word or a helping hand to his fellow New Yorkers.
When one party is perpetually dominant, the subordinate party has reason to cooperate, as that’s the only realistic shot at wielding power.
All the adults around me seemed to be perpetually trying to lose a few pounds by going on the Atkins Diet or re-enrolling in Weight Watchers.
Brash, crass, and sporting a perpetually raised eyebrow, Ash Williams remains the ultimate postmodern superhero.
It finally looks like New York, which is perpetually addled by traffic, will be constructing a new expressway.
For the entire duration of the hours I spent inside San Pedro I noticed my abdominal muscles remained perpetually clenched.
Then, she was always posing in slow-motion, as if perpetually taking mental selfies.
And he has remained perpetually ready for whatever else might arise, keeping his truck as sparkling as his persona.
I slept some hours, but was perpetually disturbed with dreams of the place I had left, and the dangers I had escaped.

/per-pech-oo-uh-lee/US // pərˈpɛtʃ u ə li //

永恒地,永恒的,永恒,永续

adv.副词 adverb

1
- : forever or for an indefinitely long time: It is best to think of any software licensed in this way as perpetually licensed.We seem to be locked perpetually in the past.
- : without intermission or interruption; continually: The library received five more laptops to relieve the pressure on their perpetually busy media loan desk.
- : with continued recurrence; regularly or repeatedly: The city’s public schools, particularly in working-class neighborhoods, are perpetually understaffed. I'm the girl who loses pens constantly, forgets about quizzes in math, and is perpetually late.

adv.enduringly

Synonyms

Almost no one, to my ear, charts the perpetually shifting moods and meanings of the interior psychic landscape as sensitively, or as beautifully, as he does.
Along the bottom of the screen, it perpetually runs an election results tracker.
As Miles bops down the street listening to music, he is perpetually on the lookout to deliver a kind word or a helping hand to his fellow New Yorkers.
When one party is perpetually dominant, the subordinate party has reason to cooperate, as that’s the only realistic shot at wielding power.
All the adults around me seemed to be perpetually trying to lose a few pounds by going on the Atkins Diet or re-enrolling in Weight Watchers.
Brash, crass, and sporting a perpetually raised eyebrow, Ash Williams remains the ultimate postmodern superhero.
It finally looks like New York, which is perpetually addled by traffic, will be constructing a new expressway.
For the entire duration of the hours I spent inside San Pedro I noticed my abdominal muscles remained perpetually clenched.
Then, she was always posing in slow-motion, as if perpetually taking mental selfies.
And he has remained perpetually ready for whatever else might arise, keeping his truck as sparkling as his persona.
I slept some hours, but was perpetually disturbed with dreams of the place I had left, and the dangers I had escaped.