Seguir existiendo o pasando durante un periodo de tiempo.
To continue existing or happening for a period of time.
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Hoy la reunión durará un buen rato. — The meeting will last some time today.
La reunión durará un buen rato, así que ve preparado. — The meeting will last some time, so be prepared.
¿Cuánto va a durar esta tormenta? — How long will this storm last some time?
¿Nos durarán un tiempo las provisiones antes de reponer? — Can our supplies last some time before we restock?
Asegúrate de que la batería aguante un tiempo, por favor. — Please ensure the battery can last some time.
Procura que este proyecto perdure en el futuro. — Please ensure this project lasts some time in the future.
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