forever

para siempre, eternamente

Durante todo el tiempo, sin terminar, o hasta el final de la vida de alguien.

En inglés sencillo: For all time, or for the rest of someone's life.

• I will love you forever.
• Nothing lasts forever.
• She left the village forever.

Sinónimos: always, eternally, permanently

Antónimos: temporarily

Expresiones frecuentes: last forever, stay forever, forever and ever

siempre, constantemente

Muy a menudo o todo el tiempo, especialmente cuando resulta molesto.

En inglés sencillo: Very often or all the time, especially in a way that annoys someone.

• You are forever complaining.
• She was forever asking me for money.
• Why are they forever changing the rules?

Cómo se usa: be forever doing something (He is forever losing his keys.)

Sinónimos: always, constantly, continually

Antónimos: never

Expresiones frecuentes: forever complaining, forever losing things, forever changing

una eternidad

Un período muy largo, especialmente cuando parece durar demasiado.

En inglés sencillo: A very long period of time, especially one that feels too long.

• This queue is taking forever.
• I haven't seen her in forever.
• The journey felt like forever.

Sinónimos: ages, an eternity

Expresiones frecuentes: take forever, in forever, seem like forever

nunca jamás

Momento futuro imaginario que nunca llegará y del que se habla en broma.

En inglés sencillo: An imaginary future time that will never arrive, mentioned as a joke.

• The meeting is scheduled for the twelfth of forever.
• He promised to pay me on the first day of forever.
• Her deadline seems to be the last day of forever.

Expresiones frecuentes: until forever arrives, twelfth of forever

para siempre

Durante un tiempo que no termina o que dura muchísimo.

En inglés sencillo: For a time that has no end, or for a very long time.

• We cannot wait forever.
• He wanted to live forever.
• Will these memories last forever?

Sinónimos: for ever, for all time

Expresiones frecuentes: last forever, live forever, wait forever