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in continuo

continuously; constantly

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continuously; constantly This phrase is often used before a noun, as in “in continuo aumento” (“steadily increasing”). For “all the time,” di continuo or in continuazione is often more natural in everyday Italian.
IT: Il rumore è in continuo aumento.
EN: The noise is steadily increasing.

Tom e Mary si mentono a vicenda in continuo.

Tom and Mary lie to each other constantly.

Devo studiare in continuo.

I have to study continuously.

Tom guarda la TV in continuo.

Tom watches TV continuously.

Io penso a lui in continuo.

I think about him all the time.

Tom guarda la televisione in continuo.

Tom watches television continuously.

Fuma in continuo.

He smokes continuously.

Mi mente in continuo.

He lies to me all the time.

Si lamenta in continuo.

He complains constantly.