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Tiempo - Continuity

Domina los modismos en inglés sobre continuidad, como "remontarse a mucho tiempo atrás" y "como un reloj".

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English idioms related to Time

to a point where one is very tired and has no more energy to keep on

Ex: She danced until she dropped, showcasing her passion on the stage.

through the whole life span of a person

Ex: We will continue to prioritize holistic development from the cradle to the grave.

a long period of time

Ex: I will have known her for donkey's years by the time we reach that milestone.

to have a long history or past relationship with someone or something

Ex: Tom and go back a long way; we 've been friends since kindergarten .

in a way that is very regular or precisely as planned

Ex: The event organizers have meticulously planned everything , ensuring that the schedule will like clockwork.

non-stop and continuing through the whole day and night

las 24 horas, día y noche

las 24 horas, día y noche

Ex: The emergency response team operated around the clock during the natural disaster .El equipo de respuesta de emergencia operó **las 24 horas** durante el desastre natural.

something that cannot continue to work or make progress without stops or interruptions

Ex: The project is likely to proceed fits and starts, considering the unpredictability of external factors and resource availability .

happening or done on a daily basis

Ex: The team will continue to work day in, day out to improve their performance in the upcoming tournament.
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