persistence 音标拼音: [pɚs'ɪstəns]
n . 坚持,持续,坚持不懈
坚持,持续,坚持不懈
persistence 持久性
persistence *持续
persistence n 1 :
the property of a continuous and connected period of time [
synonym : {
continuity }, {
persistence }]
2 :
persistent determination [
synonym : {
doggedness }, {
perseverance },
{
persistence }, {
persistency }, {
tenacity }, {
tenaciousness },
{
pertinacity }]
3 :
the act of persisting or persevering ;
continuing or repeating behavior ; "
his perseveration continued to the point where it was no longer appropriate " [
synonym : {
perseverance },
{
persistence }, {
perseveration }]
Persistence \
Per *
sist "
ence \,
Persistency \
Per *
sist "
en *
cy \,
n .
[
See {
Persistent }.]
1 .
The quality or state of being persistent ;
staying or continuing quality ;
hence ,
in an unfavorable sense ,
doggedness ;
obstinacy .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
The continuance of an effect after the cause which first gave rise to it is removed ;
as :
(
a ) (
Physics )
The persistence of motion .
(
b ) (
Physiol .)
Visual persistence ,
or persistence of the visual impression ;
auditory persistence ,
etc .
[
1913 Webster ]
170 Moby Thesaurus words for "
persistence ":
abidingness ,
accordance ,
adhesiveness ,
age ,
antiquity ,
application ,
assiduity ,
assiduousness ,
bulldog tenacity ,
bullheadedness ,
calm ,
changelessness ,
cohesiveness ,
commitment ,
concentration ,
consistency ,
consonance ,
constancy ,
continualness ,
continuance ,
continuation ,
continuity ,
correspondence ,
course ,
decidedness ,
decision ,
decisiveness ,
dedication ,
defeat of time ,
defiance of time ,
definiteness ,
demandingness ,
determinateness ,
determination ,
determinedness ,
devotion ,
diligence ,
diuturnity ,
dogged perseverance ,
doggedness ,
durability ,
durableness ,
duration ,
earnestness ,
endurance ,
engrossment ,
equability ,
equanimity ,
equilibrium ,
evenness ,
exigency ,
extension ,
fidelity ,
firmness ,
fixedness ,
frozenness ,
gluiness ,
glutinosity ,
grit ,
gumminess ,
hardening ,
homogeneity ,
immobility ,
immovability ,
immovableness ,
immutability ,
importunacy ,
importunateness ,
importunity ,
indefatigability ,
industriousness ,
industry ,
insistence ,
insistency ,
invariability ,
invariableness ,
inveteracy ,
lastingness ,
lengthening ,
long standing ,
long -
lastingness ,
long -
livedness ,
longevity ,
loyalty ,
maintenance ,
monolithism ,
obduracy ,
obstinacy ,
patience ,
patience of Job ,
perdurability ,
perennation ,
permanence ,
permanency ,
perpetualness ,
perpetuation ,
perpetuity ,
perseverance ,
persistency ,
pertinaciousness ,
pertinacity ,
plodding ,
pluck ,
plugging ,
preoccupation ,
pressingness ,
pressure ,
progress ,
progression ,
prolongation ,
protraction ,
purpose ,
purposefulness ,
pursuance ,
quiescence ,
relentlessness ,
repetition ,
resoluteness ,
resolution ,
resolve ,
resolvedness ,
retention ,
rigidity ,
run ,
sedulity ,
sedulousness ,
self -
will ,
seriousness ,
sincerity ,
single -
mindedness ,
singleness of purpose ,
slogging ,
snugness ,
solidity ,
stability ,
stamina ,
standing ,
stasis ,
staying power ,
steadfastness ,
steadiness ,
stick -
to -
itiveness ,
stickiness ,
straight course ,
stubbornness ,
survival ,
survivance ,
sustained action ,
sustenance ,
tackiness ,
tenaciousness ,
tenacity ,
tightness ,
tirelessness ,
torpor ,
total commitment ,
toughness ,
unchangeability ,
unchangingness ,
uniformity ,
uninterrupted course ,
unity ,
unremittingness ,
unruffledness ,
unswerving attention ,
urgency ,
viscidity ,
viscosity ,
way ,
will
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