persistent in Japanese
persistent in Japanese is しつこい, 不屈, 固執 — persistent means continuing firmly despite difficulty or opposition; refusing to give up.
persistent in Japanese
しつこい
Pronounced: shitsukoi
Obstinately refusing to give up or let go.
不屈
Pronounced: fukutsu
Obstinately refusing to give up or let go.
固執
Pronounced: koshitsu
Obstinately refusing to give up or let go.
頑固
Pronounced: ganko
Obstinately refusing to give up or let go.
しつこい
Pronounced: shitsukoi
Insistently repetitive.
執拗
Pronounced: shitsuyō
Insistently repetitive.
いつまでも続く
Indefinitely continuous.
持続性
Pronounced: jizokusei
Indefinitely continuous.
長引く
Pronounced: nagabiku
Indefinitely continuous.
What does "persistent" mean?
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adjective Continuing firmly despite difficulty or opposition; refusing to give up.
"He was persistent, calling the office every day until he got an answer."
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adjective In computing, describing data that survives after the program that created it has stopped running.
"The app stores login details in persistent storage."
persistent in a sentence
- He was persistent, calling the office every day until he got an answer.
- A persistent cough is a common flu symptom that can linger for weeks.
- The app stores login details in persistent storage.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "persistent" in Japanese?
"persistent" in Japanese is しつこい, 不屈, 固執. persistent means: Continuing firmly despite difficulty or opposition; refusing to give up.
How do you pronounce しつこい?
"persistent" in Japanese is しつこい, pronounced "shitsukoi".
How do you use "persistent" in a sentence?
Example: "He was persistent, calling the office every day until he got an answer." In Japanese, "persistent" is しつこい, 不屈, 固執.
Are there other ways to say "persistent" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 8 translations listed for "persistent": しつこい, 不屈, 固執, 頑固, 執拗, いつまでも続く.
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