to continue; to last; to persist

continuous; in a row; serial; consecutive

procedure; CL:道[dao4],個|个[ge4]; formalities

to continue; to go on; to last

follow-up; (dialect) to remarry

to be continued

sequel; next episode (of TV series etc)

in turn; successively; one after the other; bit by bit

TV series

to continue; to replenish

service charge; processing fee; commission

intermittent; off and on; discontinuous; stop-go; stammering; disjointed; inarticulate

to continue to exist

to follow; to continue

intermittent

sustainable; perpetual

sequel; continuation of a book

sequel

renewal of insurance

extended borrowing (e.g. library renewal)

extended leave; prolonged absence

to prolong life; to extend one's lifespan; (fig.) to enable sth to keep going; to give sth a new lease on life

addition; appendix; addendum

to remarry

(literary) (of a widower) to remarry

to refill (a beverage cup)

to renew a lease

to renew a contract; contract extension

sequel; continuation (of a story)

to renew or extend a contract

continuous; on and on; running

sequel; continuation (of a serial publication)

(of an airplane, ship, vehicle etc) to continue a journey without refueling; (of an electronic device, battery etc) to run before needing to be recharged

to renew

to renew a subscription

to continue to fall (of share prices)

(literary) to continue; to carry on

discontinuous; discrete

sustainable

caper (Capparis spinosa)

continuum

continuity

successive offenses; serial crime

surface of discontinuity

duration

stopping and starting; intermittent; sporadic; on and off

sustainable city (Tw)

lit. to use a dog's tail as a substitute for sable fur (idiom); fig. a worthless sequel to a masterpiece

(airport) check-in; boarding formalities