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Meanings of long haul in English

Spanish
a largo plazo

A period of time sufficient for factors to work themselves out.

a largo plazo
Usage of long haul in English
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Now what it really needs is new owners for the long haul.
The Irish Times
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Aer Lingus scraped fuel surcharges on its long haul services last week.
The Irish Times
3
Nill had taken a long haul from the crack pipe of power.
Disciple of the dog
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Where students are concerned, banks are in there for the long haul.
The Irish Times
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Mr Obama's words were designed to prepare Americans for the long haul.
The Irish Times
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In the long haul, it's an issue that extends beyond this administration.
Reuters
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We like Lawton fine, but it's still a long haul to work.
Past malice: an emma fielding mystery
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But delivering value to shareholders is going to be a long haul.
Reuters
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As Sonia Legg reports, reaching a consensus could be a long haul.
Reuters
10
We have to be in it for the long haul, he said.
News.com.au
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Both sides now appear to be settling in for the long haul.
The Guardian
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This is why we never made the long haul, you know that.
Driving Heat
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The corporate sector, too, still faces a long haul back to health.
Reuters
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Because Cox thought they were under the Dome for the long haul.
Under the dome: a novel
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The Queen's first ticket for a long haul flight after her Coronation.
The South African
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Whoever had stocked this place had stocked it for the long haul.
The passage
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