persevere — to continue doing something despite difficulties or obstacles
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to continue doing something despite difficulties or obstacles
Pronunciation (IPA): /pərˈsɪvɪr/
Korean meaning: 어려움이나 장애물에도 불구하고 계속 노력하다, 견디다
Korean pronunciation: 퍼**시**비어
Example Sentences
- My cat persevered for three hours trying to catch a red dot, not knowing it was a laser pointer.
- Students must persevere through difficult subjects to succeed in the CSAT.
- He persevered with his terrible cooking until his family finally taught him to order takeout.
persevere
VERB//pərˈsɪvɪr//
to continue doing something despite difficulties or obstacles
to continue doing something despite difficulties or obstacles
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"Persevere through pain and fear — the medal shines for those who're here."
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Origin
From Latin 'perseverare', composed of 'per-' (through, thoroughly) and 'severus' (strict, severe). The word originally meant to persist in a strict or earnest manner.
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“My cat persevered for three hours trying to catch a red dot, not knowing it was a laser pointer.”
“Students must persevere through difficult subjects to succeed in the CSAT.”
“He persevered with his terrible cooking until his family finally taught him to order takeout.”
“The scientist persevered through years of failed experiments before making the breakthrough.”
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