How is the word effets persistants translated from French to English

Conséquences qui se prolongent longtemps après leur cause.

Results that continue long after the cause.

noun
English translation
lingering effects

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  • Elle ressent encore les effets persistants de sa maladie. She still feels the lingering effects of the illness.

  • Les effets persistants de la tempête sont encore visibles au centre-ville. The lingering effects of the storm are still visible downtown.

  • Les effets persistants du décalage horaire finissent-ils par disparaître ? Do the lingering effects of jet lag ever go away?

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FAQ about “effets persistants”

How is “effets persistants” translated from French?
“effets persistants” translates into English as “lingering effects”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “effets persistants” mean?
Meaning of “effets persistants”: Conséquences qui se prolongent longtemps après leur cause. In English — “lingering effects”.
What part of speech is “effets persistants”?
“effets persistants” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “effets persistants”?
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