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基本英英例句Thesaurus例句
adj.长期的持久的
Adjective:
of long duration;a longtime friend
形容词100%
用作形容词The unrest follows the death of Guinea'slongtimePresident Lansana Conte on Monday.动荡的局面是在几内亚长期的总统孔戴于周一去世之后发生。
Two conversations with ourlongtimeally King Hussein bracketed the meeting with Ismail.我们同长期的盟友侯赛因国王的两次谈话与我们同伊斯梅乐的会晤是同等重要的。as in.deep-seated
同义词 built-in,chronic,deep-rooted,inbred,inherent,longstandingconfirmed,deep-down,deeply felt,dyed-in-the-wool,established,fixed,habitual,inborn,lodged in one's brain,subconscious
反义词 added,temporary
deep-seatedadjective ingrained
built-in,chronic,confirmed,deep-down,deep-rooted,deeply felt,dyed-in-the-wool,established,fixed,habitual,inborn,inbred,inherent,lodged in one's brain,longstanding,subconscious Brooke Astor was a longtime trustee of the Metropolitan, sitting on its board, the most powerful club in New York, from1964 to1983, when she was made emeritus.
从1964年到1983年，布鲁克·阿斯特夫人是大都会的长期理事，是纽约最有影响力的俱乐部董事之一，退休后成为名誉董事。 yeeyan
No Christmas Eve column about books would be complete without mentioning some longtime Christmas favorites that are still relevant.
平安夜图书专栏不能不提及长久以来为人们所喜爱、现在依然非常应景的圣诞节主题图书。 ebigear |