long
लांब
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.
abbreviation
longitude.
translation of 'long'
तेवढा वेळ संपेपर्यंत,
फार काळ,
दीर्घ स्वर,
दीर्घ मुदतीचा आजार, आयुष्य, इ.,
लांब,
दीर्घ काळाने
example
This was a darts match that will live 'long' in the memory of all who witnessed it.
Find out how 'long' it will last and what type of questions you will be asked so you can track the progress of the interview.
The hoods of their robes covered their heads, and they wore 'long' belts of white rope.
Although he affects a gentle demeanour, O'Leary has a 'long' memory and his opinions can be acidic.
Often his journeys involve 'long' treks through remote regions, giving him time to look and think.
The strikes continue today and bosses are warning claimants and job seekers to expect 'long' queues.
Einstein had 'long' lived in horror of his bomb, which was supposed to erase evil from the planet.
After all, back in the seventies, the 'long' bond yield was up in the mid teens.
he won't be home for a 'long' time
I'd throw a ball against the wall of our house all day 'long' to learn the basics because I had no-one to play with.
It's had a great spirit all season 'long' and everybody came through for everybody else.
he had a 'long' beard
A family business cannot survive for 'long' without a family to run as well as own it.
The ball went 'long' and out of play.
Both movies are extremely 'long' on mystery and innuendo.
My room was at the end of a very 'long' hallway with no doors along most of its length.
The rock was a meteorite, blasted off the Red Planet 'long' ago by the impact of a comet.
I gave up smoking 'long' ago.
If you were a betting man, you could have got 'long' odds on such a run of bad luck.
The script, he says, is approximately 800-1000 pages 'long' , the equivalent to eight to ten hours of dialogue.
Before 'long' they had three young daughters.
The former president has a 'long' list of credits not only here at home but abroad.
It was a room of narrow but 'long' shape, with two glassless windows with wooden shutters.
How 'long' is your garden?
There is a knack to dealing with a mango, which contains a 'long' , thin stone to which the flesh clings for dear life.
Britain's defeat means their 'long' search for a gold medal in the men's team pursuit goes on.
They spent 'long' periods chasing the ball.
She is described as white, about 25, of medium build, with 'long' straight brown hair.
Have I been a raging misogynist for this 'long' and simply not realised it?
The Government Information Service had 'long' been a byword for incompetence.
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