sustained

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sustainedpartizip perfekt
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Functions as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb "sustain".
Übersetzungen
The company showed sustained growth over the last decade.
Компания продемонстрировала устойчивый рост за последнее десятилетие.
The project requires sustained effort from all team members.
Проект требует непрерывных усилий от всех членов команды.
The patient made a sustained recovery after the surgery.
Пациент совершил длительное восстановление после операции.
Definitionen
Continuing for an extended period or without interruption.
The team showed sustained effort throughout the entire match.
Maintained at length without interruption or weakening.
The sustained applause from the audience lasted several minutes.
sustainedinterjektion
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Used in legal contexts where a judge upholds an objection.
Definitionen
(in legal proceedings) Indicates that an objection has been accepted by the court.
"Sustained," the judge replied, halting further questioning.
Synonyme
sustainverb

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Präteritum

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Präteritum
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Partizip Perfekt
sustaining
Gerundium
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/səˈsteɪn/
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Übersetzungen
We need to sustain our efforts to improve the environment.
Нам нужно поддерживать наши усилия по улучшению окружающей среды.
The bridge must sustain heavy loads.
Мост должен выдерживать большие нагрузки.
The evidence will sustain his argument.
Доказательства подкрепят его аргумент.
Definitionen
To support or maintain something over a period of time.
The company managed to sustain its growth despite the economic downturn.
To endure or withstand something, especially an injury or loss.
The athlete sustained a knee injury during the match.
To provide nourishment or the necessities of life.
The farm sustains the family with fresh produce throughout the year.
To uphold or affirm the validity of something, such as a decision or argument.
The judge sustained the objection raised by the defense attorney.
To lengthen or hold (a musical note or sound) at a constant level without decay.
The guitarist sustained the final note for several seconds.
To physically support the weight of something; to keep from collapsing or sinking.
Massive steel beams sustain the roof of the stadium.
sustainsubstantiv
Definitionen
The continuous period or quality during which a musical note or sound is held without decay.
The sustain on that synthesizer patch is impressive.
sustainadjektiv
Definitionen
Attributive. Relating to or designed to prolong or continue a sound, action, or process.
She adjusted the sustain pedal for a softer release.