Legal Definition and Related Resources of Continue
Meaning of Continue
Synonyms of Continue
(Adjourn), verb
- arrest temporarily
- defer
- delay
- discontinue
- hold over
- interrupt
- keep pending
- lay aside
- lay over
- postpone
- prorogue
- put over
- put over to a future date
- recess
- respite
- restrain
- set for a later time
- shelve
- stall
- stay
- suspend
- table
- tide over Associated Concepts: continueian action
- grant of a continuance
(Persevere), verb
- abide
- be durable
- be permanent
- bide
- exist
- forge ahead
- go on
- keep
- last
- linger
- maintain
- move ahead
- pergere
- perseverare
- persevere
- persist
- persistere
- press onward
- prevail
- progress
- promote
- pursue
- stay on
- subsist
- sustain
- Associated Concepts: continuing application
- continuing contracts
- continuing nuisance
- continuing offer
- continuing trespass
- continuing wrong
(Prolong), verb
- arrange in succession
- drag out
- draw out
- durare
- extend
- extend in duration
- lengthen
- maintain
- maintain continuity
- perpetuate
- preserve
- protract
- retain stare
- sustain
- uphold
- Associated Concepts: continue in force and effect
- continue in office
- continue to carry on business
- continued and uninterrupted use
- continued concealment
- continued good health
- continued possession
- continuing accumulation
- continuing affirmative act
- continuing and subsisting trust
- continuing body
- continuing conspiracy
- continuing contempt
- continuing crime
- continuing duty
- continuing guaranty
- continuingjurisdiction
- continuing loan
- continuing obligation
- continuing offense
- continuing offer
- continuing proceeding
- continuing representation
- continuing right
- continuing tort
- continuing trust
(Resume), verb
- begin again
- begin over
- carry on
- carry over
- go back to
- make a new beginning
- proceed
- reestablish
- rebegin
- recommence
- reinstate
- reinstitute
- renew
- renovare
- reopen
- restore
- return to
- take up again
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Translate Continue from English to Spanish
Translation of Continue, with examples. More about free online translation into Spanish of Prorrogar and other legal terms is available here.
- Prorrogar
- Aplazar
- Legal English Translation
Translate Motion to Continue from English to Spanish
Translation of Motion to Continue , with examples. More about free online translation into Spanish of Pedimento de aplazamiento and other legal terms is available here.
- Pedimento de aplazamiento
- Legal English Translation
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