permanently

permanently
adverb
dauernd; auf Dauer [verhindern, bleiben]; fest [anstellen, einstellen]; (repeatedly) ständig; dauernd

they live in France permanently now — sie leben jetzt ganz (ugs.) od. ständig in Frankreich

she was permanently disabled in the accident — sie hat bei dem Unfall eine bleibende Behinderung davongetragen

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adverb ständig
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per·ma·nent·ly
[ˈpɜ:mənəntli, AM ˈpɜ:r-]
adv inv
1. (all the time) ständig, immer
2. (long term) auf Dauer
are you working here \permanently? sind Sie hier fest angestellt?
to damage sb's health \permanently jds Gesundheit dauerhaft schädigen
to have settled \permanently sich akk für immer niedergelassen haben
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['pɜːmənəntlɪ]
adv
1) permanent, ständig; fixed fest; damage bleibend; change ständig

a permanently depressing effect — eine anhaltend deprimierende Wirkung

permanently employed — fest angestellt

permanently glued together — dauerhaft verbunden

permanently pleated skirt — Rock mit Dauerfalten

are you living permanently in Frankfurt? — ist Frankfurt Ihr fester or ständiger Wohnsitz?

2) (= constantly) closed dauernd; tired dauernd, ständig; angry ständig
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adverb
dauernd; auf Dauer [verhindern, bleiben]; fest [anstellen, einstellen]; (repeatedly) ständig; dauernd

they live in France permanently now — sie leben jetzt ganz (ugs.) od. ständig in Frankreich

she was permanently disabled in the accident — sie hat bei dem Unfall eine bleibende Behinderung davongetragen


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