How is the word persistente translated from Spanish to English

Insistente y molesto, dicho de una sensación.

Persistent and unpleasant, said of a feeling.

adjective
English translation
Gnawing

Examples with “persistente”

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  • Sentía una duda persistente sobre el plan. She felt a gnawing doubt about the plan.

  • El cachorro estaba royendo un hueso. The puppy was gnawing on a bone.

  • Un hambre persistente lo mantuvo despierto toda la noche. A gnawing hunger kept him awake all night.

  • Los ratones habían estado royendo los cables detrás del frigorífico. Mice had been gnawing the wires behind the fridge.

  • ¿Sigues con esa sensación persistente? Is that gnawing feeling still with you?

  • ¿Qué está royendo ahora el perro? What is the dog gnawing on now?

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FAQ about “persistente”

How is “persistente” translated from Spanish?
“persistente” translates into English as “Gnawing”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “persistente” mean?
Meaning of “persistente”: Insistente y molesto, dicho de una sensación. In English — “Gnawing”.
What part of speech is “persistente”?
“persistente” is an adjective.
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