consistently

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consistently

[kənˈsɪstəntlɪ]

adverbio

1. con regularidad (play, perform); constantemente (fail, deny, oppose)

consistently [kon-sis-tent-li]

adverbio

1. Conformemente; consecuentemente (behave); coherentemente (without change); sistemáticamente, constantemente (constantly/claim, refuse).

consistently [kənˈsɪstəntlɪ]

adverb

1 (regularly) [+refuse, deny, oppose, support] sistemáticamente

fail, succeed, happen, maintain

[+work, perform] con un nivel de calidad constante

the quality of this product has been consistently high over the last few years el nivel de calidad de este producto se ha mantenido durante los últimos años

it is of a consistently high quality

the rate of inflation has been consistently low el nivel de inflación se ha mantenido bajo; she has had consistently good marks en general sus notas han sido buenas; he consistently achieved marks of over 90% sus notas estaban habitualmente por encima del 90%

You have consistently failed to meet our deadlines he is a good worker who performs consistently she works carefully and consistently The charity has consistently argued that it is opposed to child abduction and advises fathers against such a step She has consistently maintained that military force will be used if sanctions fail The RSPCA has consistently said that whaling should not continue because of the pain and suffering involved

2 (logically) [+argue, behave] consecuentemente

to act consistently obrar con consecuencia

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