Inklingo

continuidad

kon-tee-noo-ee-dahd/kontiniwiˈðað/

continuidad means continuity in Spanish (the state of being uninterrupted).

continuity

Also: consistency, script continuity
NounfB1
A single, unbroken golden line flowing smoothly across a series of colorful hills.

📝 In Action

Es importante dar continuidad a los proyectos del año pasado.

B1

It is important to provide continuity to last year's projects.

Hubo un error de continuidad en la película; el actor llevaba otra camisa.

B2

There was a continuity error in the movie; the actor was wearing a different shirt.

La empresa busca asegurar la continuidad laboral de sus empleados.

C1

The company seeks to ensure the employment continuity of its workers.

Word Connections

Synonyms

Antonyms

  • discontinuidad (discontinuity)
  • interrupción (interruption)

Common Collocations

  • dar continuidadto follow through / to provide continuity
  • solución de continuidada break or gap (formal/legal term)
  • continuidad de negociobusiness continuity

Translate to Spanish

Words that translate to "continuidad" in Spanish:

consistencycontinuityscript continuity

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Quick Quiz: continuidad

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Which article should you use with 'continuidad'?

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👥 Word Family
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📚 Etymology

From the Latin word 'continuitas', which describes the state of things being held together without a gap.

First recorded: 15th century

Cognates (Related words)

French: continuitéItalian: continuità

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between 'continuación' and 'continuidad'?

'Continuación' refers to a specific next part (like a sequel), while 'continuidad' refers to the quality of being uninterrupted or consistent over time.

Is 'continuidad' a formal word?

It is neutral but leans toward formal. You'll hear it in news reports, business meetings, or film reviews more than in casual street slang.

How do I pluralize it?

Just add -es to the end: 'continuidades'. However, as an abstract concept, it is much more common in the singular form.