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Meanings of last about in English
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Usage of last about in English
1
The trial continues today and is expected to last about a month.
2
And it just came to the courts, last about two weeks ago.
3
The battery will last about a year and is very cheaply replaced.
4
The siestas last about 40 minutes and they are already winning converts.
5
They only last about a month, and that window has already passed.
6
That would last about five minutes if she found this woman attractive.
7
But most refineries only have stockpiles that can last about a week.
8
Battery life is, unfortunately, unchanged-Applesays it will last about one day.
9
Soon after I spoke with them, and at last about the Lord.
10
Anthony's calculations showed that their capital would last about seven years longer.
11
Surely the storm would burst at last about this audacious woman's head.
12
Was he at last about to listen to the voice of reason?
13
She said the work was expected to last about a week or so.
14
The trial at London's Central Court is expected to last about six weeks.
15
Eagles said she expects the trial to last about six weeks.
16
Enbridge executives have said the test is likely to last about eight hours.
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Last about through the time
Last about across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common