【けいぞくそう】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. durative aspect; continuative aspect; continuous aspectgrammar
Forms
  • 【けいぞくそう】
  • けいぞくそう
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. durative aspect
    2. This refers to a grammatical aspect that conveys the ongoing or continuous nature of an action or state. In English, it's similar to using verb forms that indicate an action is still in progress.
    Exercising every day is a durative aspect that has a beneficial effect on health.
    As long as he continues working, he is in a durative aspect of success.
  2. continuative aspect
    3. This aspect indicates an action or state that persists over time, often emphasizing the process or duration of that action. It's important in expressing that something is not just a one-time occurrence.
    The rain that has been falling since yesterday has a continuative aspect.
    As long as her efforts continue, the project will be in a continuative aspect of success.
  3. continuous aspect
    4. Similar to the previous meanings, this denotes actions or states that are ongoing, typically highlighted in various verb forms in English. It reflects the idea of something being in progress without interruption.
    He is currently in a continuous aspect of studying.
    This job has been ongoing for several weeks and is recognized as a continuous aspect.
Generated collocations (experimental)
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