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permanent

['pɜ:mənənt] n

permanent ['pɜ:mənənt] adj.

permanent

: 711 phrases in 78 subjects

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Human rights activism	1
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permanent
gen.	asentado; subsistente; que continúa existiendo que queda en su sitio
health.	permanente


force
gen.	compeler; efecto; fuerza; opresion; poderio
agric.	forzar
health.	forzar; obligar
patents.	vigor