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durative

/ˈdʊrətɪv/ /ˈdjʊrətɪv/

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noun

持続相

This aspect, or a verb in this aspect; a continuative.

Examples :

"The durative of the rain made it impossible to play outside all afternoon. "

雨の持続相により、午後中ずっと外で遊ぶことが不可能になった。

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adjective

持続性の、継続性の

Of or pertaining to duration.

Examples :

"The durative aspect of the rain, which lasted all day, made it difficult to run errands. "

一日中降り続いた雨の持続性により、用事を済ませるのが困難になった。

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adjective

持続的な, 長続きする

Examples :

"The construction of the new bridge had a durative impact on the local traffic, causing delays for several years. "

新しい橋の建設は、地元の交通に持続的な影響を与え、数年間遅延を引き起こしました。

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adjective

持続的な、継続的な

Of or pertaining to the aspect of a verb that expresses continuing action; continuative. Part of the imperfective aspect, as opposed to the perfective aspect, of verbs.

Examples :

""The teacher described the homework as a durative task, meaning we needed to work on it consistently over several days, not just finish it in one sitting." "

先生は宿題を持続的な課題と説明し、それは私たちが数日間かけて一貫して取り組む必要があり、一度に終わらせるのではないという意味でした。

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