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stable {adj} [long-lasting]
851
dauerhaft
while {conj} [as long as]
267
solange
yore {adv} [obs.] [in the past, long ago]
184
vormals <vorm.>
secular {adj} [long term]
149
langanhaltend
reasonable {adj} [not too long]
129
überschaubar [Zeitraum]
yore {adv} [obs.] [in the past, long ago]
49
ehedem [geh.]
awkwardly {adv} [complicated, long-winded]
36
umständlich
tediously {adv} [long-winded]
25
langatmig
erst {adv} [archaic] [long ago, formerly]
21
einst [geh.] [früher, vor langer Zeit]
erst {adv} [archaic] [formerly, long ago]
16
vormals <vorm.>
perdurable {adj} [formal or archaic] [very durable; lasting for a very long time or indefinitely]
5
unverwüstlich [dauerhaft]
orn. -beaked {suffix} [e.g. long-beaked]-schnäbelig [z. B. langschnäbelig]
orn. -beaked {suffix} [e.g. long-beaked]-schnäblig [z. B. langschnäblig]
orn. -billed {suffix} [e.g. long-billed]-schnäbelig [z. B. langschnäbelig]
orn. -billed {suffix} [e.g. long-billed]-schnäblig [z. B. langschnäblig]
[as long as a finger joint] {adj}gliedlang [veraltet]
always {adv} [throughout a long period of the past]immer schon
always {adv} [throughout a long period of the past]schon immer
erst {adv} [archaic] [long ago]olim [veraltet] [geh.] [einst]
eventually {adv} [in the long term]auf lange Sicht [schließlich]
lathy {adj} [long and slender]lang
long {adj} [e.g. with long handle shovels or spades]mannslang [langer Stiel, z. B. an der Schaufel]
long {adv} [for a long time]lange Zeit
long {adv} [for a long time]seit langem
long {adv} [for a long time]seit Langem
longhair {adj} [attr.] [also: long-hair]langhaarig [bes. Tiere]
zool. longirostrine {adj} [having a long jaw]langschnauzig
zool. longirostrine {adj} [having a long jaw]longirostrin
longsuffering {adj} [archaic spv. for: long-suffering]langmütig [geh.]
spindling {adj} {pres-p} [shooting up, growing long and slender]aufschießend
sth. spindled [shot up, grew long and slender]etw. schoss auf
Unverified too-... [attr.] [e.g. in "a too-long story"]zu ... [mit attributivem Adjektiv]
Verbs
to stride [walk with long steps]
2277
schreiten [ausgreifende Schritte machen]
to think [long and hard]
713
grübeln
to overcook [boil too long]
55
verkochen
to stride [walk with long steps]
35
ausgreifen [ausgreifende Schritte machen]
to stride [walk with long steps]
27
ausholen [ausgreifende Schritte machen]
to wear sth. [for a very long time]
10
etw. schleppen [regional] [Kleidungsstück lange tragen]
[to walk stiffly or with long strides like a stork]
8
storchen [ugs.] [steif wie ein Storch gehen, mit langen Schritten gehen]
[to marry sb. knowing he / she does not have long to live]auf Abbruch heiraten [ugs.] [hum.]
theatre [to show the same play each night for a limited period or as long as it is successful]en-suite spielen
to grow sth. [e.g. beard, long hair]sich etw. wachsen lassen [z. B. Bart, lange Haare]
to yarn [coll.] [tell a long or implausible story]Seemannsgarn spinnen [Redewendung]
Nouns
geol. ridge [long hilltop]
435
Grat {m}
math. trillion [Br.] [dated] [long scale: 10^18]
103
Trillion {f} [lange Leiter: 10^18]
math. billion [Br.] [dated] [long scale: 10^12]
100
Billion {f} [lange Leiter: 10^12]
marathon [long-lasting and difficult task]
79
Marathon {m} [seltener {n}] [langdauernde und schwierige Aufgabe]
tools maul [long-handled hammer]
52
Hammer {m}
slog [long exhausting march or hike]
49
Gewaltmarsch {m} [hier meist fig.]
furn. carpet [long and narrow]
33
Läufer {m} [Teppich]
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