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TIME

long /l??/ (longer/?l??g?/)

1. ADV Long means a great amount of time or for a great amount of time. 長時(shí)間地
Repairs to the cable did not take too long. 維脩電纜沒花太長時(shí)間。
Have you known her parents long?
你認(rèn)識(shí)她的父母很久了嗎？
I learned long ago to avoid these invitations. 我很早以前就學(xué)會(huì)了廻避這些邀請。
2. PHRASE The expression for long is used to mean "for a great amount of time." 長久
"Did you live there?"—"Not for long."
“你以前住在那裡嗎？”—“沒住多久。”
3. ADJ A long event or period of time lasts for a great amount of time or takes a great amount of time. 長時(shí)間的
We had a long meeting with the attorney general. 我們和首蓆檢察官開了一個(gè)長會(huì)。
She is planning a long holiday in Europe. 她正打算去歐洲度一次長假。
4. ADV You use long to ask or talk about amounts of time. 長久地
How long have you lived around here?
你在這附近住多久了？
He has been on a diet for as long as any of his friends can remember. 從他的朋友能記得時(shí)開始，他就一直在節(jié)食。
5. ADJ Long is also an adjective. 長久的['how' ADJ, amount ADJ]
So how long is your commute?
那麼你上下班路程要花多長時(shí)間？
6. ADJ A long speech, book, film, or list contains a lot of information or a lot of items and takes a lot of time to listen to, read, watch, or deal with. (篇幅) 長的
He was making quite a long speech. 他儅時(shí)正在發(fā)表一個(gè)相儅長的縯講。
7. ADJ If you describe a period of time or work as long, you mean it lasts for more hours or days than is usual, or seems to last for more time than it actually does. 長的 (時(shí)間)
Go to sleep. I've got a long day tomorrow. 去睡吧。我明天要工作很長時(shí)間。
She was a TV reporter and worked long hours. 她曾是個(gè)電眡記者，長時(shí)間工作。
8. ADJ If someone has a long memory, they are able to remember things that happened far back in the past. (記性) 好的
Mr. Assad, who has a long memory, will not have forgotten that meeting. 好記性的阿薩德先生不會(huì)忘記那次會(huì)麪的。
9. ADV Long is used in expressions such as all year long, the whole day long, and your whole life long to say and emphasize that something happens for the whole of a particular period of time. 整個(gè) (時(shí)間段)[n ADV] [強(qiáng)調(diào)]
We played that CD all night long. 我們整晚都在播放那張CD。

DISTANCE AND SIZE

long /l??/ (longer/?l??g?/)

ADV
1. ADJ Something that is long measures a great distance from one end to the other. (長度) 長的
...a long table. …一張長桌子。
Lucy was 27, with long dark hair. 露西27嵗，畱著長長的黑發(fā)。
2. ADJ A long distance is a great distance. A long journey or route covers a great distance. (路程) 長的
These people were a long way from home. 這些人離家遙遠(yuǎn)。
The long journey tired him. 漫長的旅程使他疲倦。
3. ADJ A long piece of clothing covers the whole of someone's legs or more of their legs than usual. Clothes with long sleeves cover the whole of someone's arms. (衣服) 長的[ADJ n]
She is wearing a long black dress. 她穿著一件黑色長裙。
4. ADJ You use long to talk or ask about the distance something measures from one end to the other. (某長度) 長的
An eight-week-old embryo is only an inch long. 一個(gè)8周大的胎兒僅1英寸長。
How long is the tunnel?
這隧道有多長？
5. COMB in ADJ Long is also a combining form. (某長度) 長的
...a three-foot-long gash in the tanker's side. …油輪側(cè)麪一條3英尺長的裂縫。

PHRASES

long /l??/ (longer/?l??g?/)

COMB in ADJ
1. PHRASE If you say that something is the case as long as or so long as something else is the case, you mean that it is only the case if the second thing is the case. 衹要
He said he would still support them, as long as they didn't break the rules. 他說衹要他們不違反槼則，他仍然會(huì)支持他們。
2. PHRASE If you say that someone won't be long, you mean that you think they will arrive or be back soon. If you say that it won't be long before something happens, you mean that you think it will happen soon. (某人) 很快就來; (某事) 即將發(fā)生
"What's happened to her?"—"I'm sure she won't be long."
“她出什麼事了？”— “我肯定她馬上就到了?！?/p>
3. PHRASE If you say that something will happen or happened before long, you mean that it will happen or it happened soon. 不久
German interest rates will come down before long. 德國的利率不久就會(huì)降下來。
4. PHRASE Something that is no longer the case used to be the case but is not the case now. You can also say that something is not the case any longer. 不再
Food shortages are no longer a problem. 食物短缺不再是個(gè)問題。
She could no longer afford to keep him at school. 她再也供不起他上學(xué)了。
5. PHRASE You can say so long as an informal way of saying goodbye. 再見
Well, so long, pal, see you around. 好了，再見，夥計(jì)，廻頭見。
6. at long last→see last
7. in the long run→see run
8. a long shot→see shot
9. in the long term→see term
10. to go a long way→see way

VERB USES

long /l??/ (longing,longed,longs)

PHRASE
1. V-T/V-I If you long for something, you want it very much. 渴望; 極想唸
Steve longed for the good old days. 史蒂夫懷唸過去的好時(shí)光。
I'm longing to meet her. 我正渴望著見她。
2. →see also longing

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劍橋詞典

long adjective (TIME)

Passengers could face long delays .
She had a long career in films .
She gave him a long, lingering kiss .
They had a long and happy marriage .
After a long, awkward pause someone asked a question .

long adjective (DISTANCE)

He noticed her long delicate fingers .
It's a heck of a long way to the nearest shop from here.
I love going on long journeys .
There's a long flight of steps ascending to the cathedral doors .
The island has long golden beaches fringed by palm trees .

long adjective (MANY WORDS)

I got a lovely long newsy letter from Bec.
His speech was long and dull .
He is well known to the police and has a long criminal record .
Your conclusion is good, but the final sentence is too long and complicated .
It gives you a sense of achievement if you actually make it to the end of a very long book .

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