remaining
The German word 'bleibend' is used to describe something that remains or stays. It can be used to describe a situation, a condition, or an object that continues to exist or persist. For example, 'Die bleibenden Schäden sind noch nicht bekannt.' (The remaining damages are not yet known.)
This change will be permanent.
In this sentence, 'bleibend' is used as an adjective to describe 'Veränderung' (change) that is going to last indefinitely, hence translated as 'permanent'.
It is a lasting memory.
Here, 'bleibende' is used as an adjective to describe 'Erinnerung' (memory) that will stay for a long time or forever, hence translated as 'lasting'.
We need a permanent solution for this problem.
In this context, 'bleibende' is modifying 'Lösung' (solution) implying the need for a solution that will continue to be effective over time, hence translated as 'permanent'.