third-person singular verb
It keeps doing something or does not stop.
She continues working after dinner.
The rain continues to fall throughout the night.
American English
/kʰənˈtʰɪn.juz/
3 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
Form of continue
It keeps doing something or does not stop.
In natural speech, the first syllable of “continues” can become very short, so you may hear /kʰn̩ˈtʰɪn.juz/.
It keeps doing something or does not stop.
She continues working after dinner.
The rain continues to fall throughout the night.
It starts doing something again after a pause or interruption.
The team continues the discussion after lunch.
He continues with his presentation after a short break.
It goes on from a particular place, point, or time.
The road continues to the village.
The story continues on the next page.
The final e is dropped before -ing: continuing, not continueing.