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连续 (liánxù) is different from other words that can mean "continue" because it implies a sense of continuity or succession. For example, 连续 (liánxù) can be used to describe a series of events that happen one after the other, whereas other words such as 继续 (jìxù) or 续 (xù) can be used to describe a continuation of something that has already started.
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连续 (liánxù) is used to describe something that is continuous or successive. For example, you could say: 他们连续 (liánxù) 工作了三个小时 ("They worked continuously for three hours"). This sentence implies that the work was done without interruption. Alternatively, you could say 他们断断续续 (duànduànxùxù) 工作了三个小时 ("They worked intermittently for three hours"), which implies that the work was done with breaks in between.
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