Persist
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British pronunciation/pəsˈɪst/
American pronunciation/pɝˈsɪst/

Ορισμός και Σημασία του "persist"

to persist
01

to continue a course of action with determination, even when faced with challenges or discouragement

Intransitive: to persist in a course of action
to persist definition and meaning
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Despite his injury, the athlete persisted in training for the marathon.
The writer persisted in submitting her manuscript to publishers, even after receiving multiple rejections.
She persisted in her studies, even though her friends constantly urged her to take a break.
02

to last beyond the typical or anticipated duration

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The storm persisted for several days, far longer than the forecast had predicted.
Even after treatment, the symptoms persisted, causing concern for the doctors.
The rumor persisted long after the event had been clarified and debunked.
03

to stay in a consistent state or condition without changing over time, despite external factors

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The old stone building has persisted through centuries of weather and conflict.
Her love for painting has persisted since childhood, unchanged by time.
Despite technological advances, handwritten letters have persisted as a sentimental way to communicate.
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