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Meanings of long in English
Usage of long in English
1
The menu read 'Hillsborough Castle'-thename 'Government House' had long since gone.
2
However, EU officials said that African migration presented the greater long-term concern.
3
Public health agencies need a better long-term solution for prevention: a vaccine.
4
However, media attention is never sustained long enough to ask such questions.
5
I've come a long way to hear your answer to that question.
6
The long-term nature of archived data presents a number of new problems:
7
Nevertheless, the trial brought the victims a long awaited moment of truth.
8
Those funds still carry a notable long position in the market, however.
9
Unable to work owing to long-term health problems, Ryder receives incapacity benefit.
10
Today was a long time coming for many victims and their family.
11
So far so good, but the situation couldn't hold stable for long.
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None of the cases was fatal or led to long-term health problems.
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The long-awaited Government health strategy was given approval by the Cabinet yesterday.
14
The long title story here is a good example of this process.
15
The last Labour government went quite a long way down this road.
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However she warned that long term exposure could result in chronic stress.
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Translations for long
Long through the time
Long across language varieties
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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