Perpetuated Meaning in English
word · lemma: perpetuate
pɝˈpɛtʃəˌweɪtɪd
per-PETCH-uh-way-tid
pəpˈɛtʃuːˌeɪtɪd
puh-PETCH-oo-ay-tid
释义
To make something continue or last for a long time, often something negative or harmful.
用法与细微差别
Often found in formal or academic contexts. Common with negative things: 'perpetuated a myth', 'perpetuated injustice'. Not used for simple continuation—implies causing something to stay longer than it should.
Spanish: perpetuadoPortuguese (BR): perpetuadoPortuguese (PT): perpetuadoChinese (Simplified): 使持续存在 - 使永存Chinese (Traditional): 使持續存在 - 使永存Hindi: स्थायी किया गयाArabic: أبقى - جعله دائمًاBengali: চিরস্থায়ী করা - স্থায়ী করাRussian: увековечивать - поддерживать (негативное)Japanese: 永続させるVietnamese: kéo dài - duy trì (tiêu cực)Korean: 영속시키다 - 지속시키다 (부정적 의미)Turkish: sürdürmek (olumsuz anlamda) - devam ettirmek (kötü bir şeyi)Urdu: جاری رکھنا (منفی معنوں میں) - برقرار رکھنا (برائی یا غلطی)Indonesian: duy trì - kéo dài (điều tiêu cực)
例句
The rumor was perpetuated by social media.
basic
Old traditions are sometimes perpetuated without question.
basic
The problem was perpetuated by a lack of action.
basic
Outdated stereotypes are often perpetuated by movies and TV shows.
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Her actions only perpetuated the misunderstanding between the two groups.
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He didn't realize his words had perpetuated a hurtful rumor.
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