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continue in Italian

continue in Italian is continuare — continue means to keep doing something without stopping, or to start again after a pause.

continue in Italian

continuare
verb

What does "continue" mean?

  1. verb To keep doing something without stopping, or to start again after a pause.
    "Please continue reading from where you left off."

continue in a sentence

  • Please continue reading from where you left off.
  • The negotiations will continue tomorrow morning.

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What is "continue" in Italian?

"continue" in Italian is continuare. continue means: To keep doing something without stopping, or to start again after a pause.

How do you use "continue" in a sentence?

Example: "Please continue reading from where you left off." In Italian, "continue" is continuare.

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