to continue; to proceed with; to go on with

to continue, persist, or last over a period of time

following one after another in a row or as part of a series

administrative steps or official formalities required to complete a task or transaction

one after another; in a staggered or continuous sequence; bit by bit

to carry on or extend in time or sequence

continuing or following something that has already started; subsequent developments

The fee or commission paid for handling administrative procedures, financial transactions, or professional services.

serialized drama or dramatic series shown in multiple parts

sequel or next installment of a creative work, such as a movie, book, or television series

to continue a journey (of a vehicle, ship, or aircraft) without refueling

characterized by pauses or a lack of fluency in speech or sound

to continue to exist

in succession; one after another; continuously over a period of time

to renew a contract, lease, or agreement by signing an extension

to carry on, maintain, or resume a process, activity, or lineage

continuing without any interruption or pause; unceasing

discontinuous; discrete

stopping and starting at intervals; occurring sporadically rather than continuously

to continue writing, compiling, or editing a serial publication

to renew

(of a widower) to remarry

extended borrowing (e.g. library renewal)

a poor addition to a high-quality whole, often used self-deprecatingly when contributing to someone else's work

renewal of insurance

to extend a period of leave or vacation

to remarry (specifically of a man taking a second wife after the death of the first)

sequel or continuation (of a story, book, or film)

a supplementary addition, appendix, or addendum to a text, document, or collection

continuing without interruption; on and on

one of three Ming dynasty sequels to Journey to the West [[西游记|西遊記|Xi1 you2 ji4]]

to renew a subscription

to continue to fall (of share prices)

caper (Capparis spinosa)

the Mohorovičić discontinuity, the boundary between the Earth's crust and the mantle

to continue; to carry on

persistent vegetative state (medicine)

the branch of mechanics dealing with the behavior of materials modeled as a continuous mass, including fluid mechanics and solid mechanics

the act of committing multiple similar criminal offenses in succession