Hacer que algo siga existiendo durante mucho tiempo.
To make something continue for a long time.
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La película perpetúa un viejo mito. — The film perpetuates an old myth.
El premio perpetúa el nombre del fundador. — The prize perpetuates the founder's name.
¿Los libros de texto perpetúan estas viejas ideas? — Do textbooks perpetuate these old ideas?
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