long
લાંબા
definition
adverb
we hadn't known them long
for a long time.
the quarterback dropped back and threw the ball long
(with reference to the ball in sports) at, to, or over a great distance, or further than expected or intended.
verb
she longed for a little more excitement
have a strong wish or desire.
noun
see you before long
a long interval or period.
two longs and a short
a long sound such as a long signal in Morse code or a long vowel or syllable.
adjective
a long corridor
measuring a great distance from end to end.
a long and distinguished career
lasting or taking a great amount of time.
translation of 'long'
વિલંબિત,
લાંબું,
સુદીર્ઘ,
વિસ્તીર્ણ
adjective
લાંબુ
example
The strikes continue today and bosses are warning claimants and job seekers to expect 'long' queues.
How 'long' is your garden?
Food is served on 'long' low tables, tall enough to allow guests to sit cross legged and to belly up to the edge.
The route itself is 73 miles 'long' and would probably take the average walker five or six days.
At the end of another match he surprised the crowd by breaking into a 'long' speech about Oscar Wilde.
Nicole said that she did not think she would be ready to marry anyone for a 'long' time.
Vegetarians are well catered for and the chef will rustle up a 'long' list of meat-free dishes on request.
Picking up a 'long' pole with a hooked end, a farmer plucks down a pod and cleaves it open with a cutlass.
Years ago you needed a big car to be comfortable on 'long' journeys, but not any more.
A key question is how 'long' it will take for new policies to take effect.
Before 'long' the story spread throughout the city of the crazy man who had purchased a dream.
Instead, he pulls ten men back and hoofs the ball 'long' , to be chased or held up by a willing workhorse.
But organisers are not sure how 'long' they can keep it going without more volunteers to help run it.
The script, he says, is approximately 800-1000 pages 'long' , the equivalent to eight to ten hours of dialogue.
he comes from a 'long' tradition of music
Rarely before had such a 'long' novel been allowed the integrity to express itself.
I gave up smoking 'long' ago.
I will think 'long' and hard before I give my number out again.
Checking into a hotel that night, he was asked how 'long' he was staying.
The rock was a meteorite, blasted off the Red Planet 'long' ago by the impact of a comet.
Working in a sterile office for three 'long' years left me repressed and saddened by the world.
Though it was a good 75 degrees out he was wearing pants and a 'long' sleeve shirt.
Tunisia put the ball in Spain's net, but the whistle had 'long' since gone for offside.
My only question now is how 'long' will I have to wait before house prices return to sensible levels again?
Henry is at his best when receiving 'long' breakaway ball which allows him to run at defenders.
An incredibly 'long' menu makes perfect sense in head office, but causes havoc in the kitchen.
they waited 'long' enough
Let's assume that 'long' syllables take just twice as long to say as short ones.
He was clothed in a soiled tunic and 'long' trousers that barely hid his bronzed feet and grubby toenails.
I pulled at it and it turned out to be a three to three and a half inch 'long' piece of metal.
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