to continue; to proceed with; to go on with an action or state without interruption

to continue; to persist; to last over a period of time without interruption

one after another without interruption; successive; in a row

required steps or formalities to complete a task; administrative red tape

one after another; in succession; intermittently; describing actions occurring at intervals or sequentially rather than all at once

to continue; to go on; to last; to prolong

to follow up; following after; coming next in a sequence (as in reinforcements or subsequent stages of a project)

service charge; processing fee; commission

the quality of being sustained or continuous; duration; persistence

serialized drama or show in parts; a story broadcast in sequential episodes

The quality of being continuous; a state where things follow one after another without interruption

continuation of a book, movie, or television series

the operational endurance or battery duration of a device (e.g., a smartphone or electric vehicle)

starting and stopping; happening off and on or in fits and starts; discontinuous

Waiting to be continued; commonly used at the end of a serial or story that is not yet finished.

to exist and continue over time; to persist; to be preserved and carry on

one after another in succession; continuously

to continue to employ someone after an initial term of employment has ended

to sign again a contract, treaty, or agreement that has expired to make it continue to be valid; to renew a visa, passport, or lease

to continue a task, legacy, or story from where it previously left off; to follow on from something earlier

continuously; incessantly; happening without any break or interruption

interrupted or starting and stopping; same as [[断断续续|斷斷續續|duan4 duan4 xu4 xu4]]

discontinuous; discrete; (as a noun) discontinuity

stopping and starting; on again, off again; sporadic

a continuation or sequel of a book or serial publication

to renew a subscription, order, or agreement

the root of a teasel plant used in traditional Chinese medicine to strengthen bones and treat joints

To continue or resume building work on the basis of an existing construction project

(literary, of a man) to remarry after the death of one's wife; the term originates from a metaphor comparing a couple to the strings of a musical instrument

To extend a borrowing period after it has expired, such as for a library book or a player on loan.

Originally used to describe the excessive granting of official titles, where sable tails were insufficient for official caps and dog tails were used instead

To extend or renew an insurance policy; renewal of insurance

To apply for or grant an extension to a period of time away from work or school after the original leave has expired.

to marry another woman after the death or divorce of one's wife

sequel or continuation of a story, article, or book; a piece of writing related to a previous work that can also stand on its own

The maximum range or duration an aircraft, ship, or vehicle can travel without refueling; flying range; cruising radius.

To continue in office; to serve another term

A medicinal soup used to revive or stimulate a dying person; a lifesaver.

to add something inferior to something superior; often used as a self-deprecating way to describe continuing or following another person's writing or poetry; abbreviated from [[狗尾续貂|狗尾續貂|gou3 wei3 xu4 diao1]]

survival or extermination, interruption or continuation; describes a life-or-death moment or an extremely critical situation

To continue a meeting that was interrupted or to extend the scheduled duration of a session.

(title) A Song Dynasty treatise on Chinese calligraphy by [[姜夔|姜夔|jiang1 kui2]], written in one volume with twenty chapters; it was created as a sequel to the Tang Dynasty work [[书谱|書譜|shu1 pu3]] by [[孙过庭|孫過庭|sun1 guo4 ting2]].

to continue to add; to increase further

To go through the procedures or formalities required for a specific task; to handle paperwork

able to be maintained at a certain rate or level; sustainable

Development that meets current needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs; includes environmental protection and resource management.

to inherit; to succeed to a title or property

to preserve those who are in danger of ruin and restore those whose lineage has been broken