Nieprzeroczysty

Nieprzeroczysty is a Polish adjective that translates to "uninterrupted," "continuous," or "ceaseless" in English. It is formed by the prefix "nie-" (not) and the adjective "przeroczysty" (interrupted, discontinuous).

The term "nieprzeroczysty" is used to describe a state or process that continues without any breaks, pauses, or interruptions. For example, one might describe "nieprzeroczysty deszcz" (uninterrupted rain), "nieprzeroczysty ruch" (continuous traffic), or "nieprzeroczysty rozwój" (ceaseless development). It implies a consistent and unbroken flow.

The opposite of "nieprzeroczysty" is "przerwany" or "przeroczysty," meaning interrupted or broken. The adjective can apply to both physical and abstract concepts, such as time, sound, or effort. Its usage is common in everyday Polish conversation as well as in more formal contexts, such as scientific or technical descriptions. The adjective conveys a sense of endurance and lack of cessation.