Continuance Kənˈtɪnjuəns Noun Con·Tinu·Ance Formal State Continuing T66pk8i74ce7fib4mrijf6xlp4g0x9fdv3cqwbc8gzvsdaoejmtsbkpg559lto3x9ed2j5xj1o+Npkffwkwmf0bciomxfxpnc2g2uo7ylph+Cavjnjl6crr6hr+B9an8whk5urffjed7tljqqavsrdntqsxrjx8meovow2r6rgkq/Urq19mx/71w34s3gj5bsjskeo+Xyly0zcccpdhg+W==
Continuance refers to the state or act of continuing to exist or function, emphasizing the duration of something. It is a formal term, such as 'the continuance of human species' for its ongoing existence.
Continuance refers to the state of continuing to exist or function, or the act of something continuing. It is a formal term that emphasizes the duration or ongoing nature of something. For example, 'the continuance of the human species' means its ongoing existence.
[N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]持续;继续;延续 The continuance of something is its continuation.
[usu with poss]
[FORMAL 正式]
...thus ensuring the continuance of the human species.
因此保证了人类种群的延续
Oxford
con·tinu·ance/kənˈtɪnjuəns; NAmEkənˈtɪnjuəns/noun1[uncountable ]( formal) the state of continuing to exist or function 继续;持续◆We can no longer support the President's continuance in office.我们不能再支持总统继续任职。2[countable ]( NAmE) ( law 律) a decision that a court case should be heard later 延期审理◆The judge refused his motion for a continuance.法官拒绝他要求延期审理的动议。continuancecontinuancescon·tinu·ance/kənˈtɪnjuəns; NAmEkənˈtɪnjuəns/