To maintain the same condition or state over a period of time without interruptions or changes, such as in weather or relationships.
To occur successively or immediately after another event, indicating a lack of a break in between occurrences.
To be physically adjacent or connected, forming a continuous sequence, like roads or pages in a book.
To take the next rank or position in a sequence or hierarchy, following closely after something else.
To follow someone or something, implying a sense of allegiance or companionship that persists over time.
Example:
どれくらいこの寒い天気は続きますか。
To persist without interruption over an extended period of time, maintaining the same state or condition.
To immediately follow or take place right after another event or situation has concluded.
Example:
式に引き続いてパーティーがあった。
To persist without interruption over an extended period, often implying a sense of relentless continuity or recurrence in events.
To occur in a sequence where one event follows another without any pause, emphasizing an unbroken chain of occurrences.
To extend indefinitely, typically referring to situations or conditions that last for a considerable duration without signs of ending.
To persistently fall over an extended period, commonly used to describe precipitation such as rain or snow.
To maintain a steady or ongoing state of falling, often implying an unrelenting or continuous weather phenomenon.
To continuously cascade down from the sky, indicating a prolonged and uninterrupted duration of rain or snowfall.
Example:
１週間も雨が降り続きました。
A phrase indicating that an action or effort will continue for as long as a person has the energy or capacity to sustain it.
An expression emphasizing endurance, suggesting that one will persevere until they can no longer exert any more effort.
A declaration of commitment to maintain efforts without stopping until physical or mental limits are reached.
A phrase that conveys the idea of pushing forward or continuing an endeavor until one is entirely spent or depleted of strength.