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Sinónimos de "long" en inglés

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  1. long:

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Sinónimos detallados de long en inglés

long:

long adj.

  1. long
    – for an extended time or at a distant time 1
    long
    – for an extended time or at a distant time 1
    • long adj.
      • a promotion long overdue1
      • something long hoped for1
      • his name has long been forgotten1
      • talked all night long1
      • how long will you be gone?1
      • arrived long before he was expected1
      • it is long after your bedtime1
    tall
  2. long
    – primarily temporal sense; being or indicating a relatively great or greater than average duration or passage of time or a duration as specified 1
    long lasting; long term; lengthy; long winded
    long
    – primarily temporal sense; being or indicating a relatively great or greater than average duration or passage of time or a duration as specified 1
    • long adj.
      • a long life1
      • a long boring speech1
      • a long time1
      • a long friendship1
      • a long game1
      • long ago1
      • an hour long1

to long verbo (longs, longed, longing)

  1. to long
    – desire strongly or persistently 1
    to desire; to crave; to covet; to want; to wish; to will
    • desire verbo (desires, desired, desiring)
    • crave verbo (craves, craved, craving)
    • covet verbo (covets, coveted, coveting)
    • want verbo (wants, wanted, wanting)
    • wish verbo (wishes, wished, wishing)
    • will verbo (will, would, willing)
    to long
    – desire strongly or persistently 1
    • long verbo (longs, longed, longing)
  2. to long
    – desire strongly or persistently 1
    to crave; to desire
    • crave verbo (craves, craved, craving)
    • desire verbo (desires, desired, desiring)
    to long
    – desire strongly or persistently 1
    • long verbo (longs, longed, longing)
  3. to long
    – desire strongly or persistently 1
    to long; to yearn; hanker
    – desire strongly or persistently 1
    • long verbo (longs, longed, longing)
    • yearn verbo (yearns, yearned, yearning)
    • hanker verbo

Conjugaciones de long:

present
  1. long
  2. long
  3. longs
  4. long
  5. long
  6. long
simple past
  1. longed
  2. longed
  3. longed
  4. longed
  5. longed
  6. longed
present perfect
  1. have longed
  2. have longed
  3. has longed
  4. have longed
  5. have longed
  6. have longed
past continuous
  1. was longing
  2. were longing
  3. was longing
  4. were longing
  5. were longing
  6. were longing
future
  1. shall long
  2. will long
  3. will long
  4. shall long
  5. will long
  6. will long
continuous present
  1. am longing
  2. are longing
  3. is longing
  4. are longing
  5. are longing
  6. are longing
subjunctive
  1. be longed
  2. be longed
  3. be longed
  4. be longed
  5. be longed
  6. be longed
diverse
  1. long!
  2. let's long!
  5. longed
  6. longing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

long

  1. long
    long; long and loose

long adj.

  1. long
    – having or being more than normal or necessary: 1
    long
    – having or being more than normal or necessary: 1
    • long adj.
      • long on brains1
      • in long supply1
  2. long
    – primarily spatial sense; of relatively great or greater than average spatial extension or extension as specified 1
    long
    – primarily spatial sense; of relatively great or greater than average spatial extension or extension as specified 1
    • long adj.
      • a long road1
      • a long distance1
      • contained many long words1
      • ten miles long1
  3. long
    – primarily temporal sense; being or indicating a relatively great or greater than average duration or passage of time or a duration as specified 1
    long
    – primarily temporal sense; being or indicating a relatively great or greater than average duration or passage of time or a duration as specified 1
    • long adj.
      • a long life1
      • a long boring speech1
      • a long time1
      • a long friendship1
      • a long game1
      • long ago1
      • an hour long1
  4. long
    – (of speech sounds or syllables) of relatively long duration 1
    long
    – (of speech sounds or syllables) of relatively long duration 1
    • long adj.
      • the English vowel sounds in `bate', `beat', `bite', `boat', `boot' are long1
  5. long
    – holding securities or commodities in expectation of a rise in prices 1
    long
    – holding securities or commodities in expectation of a rise in prices 1
    • long adj.
      • is long on coffee1
      • a long position in gold1
  6. long
    – planning prudently for the future 1
    long; foresighted; farseeing; prospicient; foresightful; farsighted; longsighted
    – planning prudently for the future 1
  7. long
    – good at remembering 1
    long; tenacious; retentive; recollective
    – good at remembering 1
  8. long
    – involving substantial risk 1
    long
    – involving substantial risk 1
    • long adj.
      • long odds1
  9. long
    – of relatively great height 1
    long
    – of relatively great height 1
    • long adj.
      • a race of long gaunt men1
      • looked out the long French windows1

long adv.

  1. long
    – for an extended time or at a distant time 1
    long
    – for an extended time or at a distant time 1
    • long adv.
      • a promotion long overdue1
      • something long hoped for1
      • his name has long been forgotten1
      • talked all night long1
      • how long will you be gone?1
      • arrived long before he was expected1
      • it is long after your bedtime1
  2. long
    – for an extended distance 1
    long
    – for an extended distance 1

Palabras relacionadas con "long":


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Definiciones relacionadas de "long":

  1. having or being more than normal or necessary:1
    • long on brains1
    • in long supply1
  2. primarily spatial sense; of relatively great or greater than average spatial extension or extension as specified1
    • a long road1
    • a long distance1
    • contained many long words1
    • ten miles long1
  3. primarily temporal sense; being or indicating a relatively great or greater than average duration or passage of time or a duration as specified1
    • a long life1
    • a long boring speech1
    • a long time1
    • a long friendship1
    • a long game1
    • long ago1
    • an hour long1
  4. (of speech sounds or syllables) of relatively long duration1
    • the English vowel sounds in `bate', `beat', `bite', `boat', `boot' are long1
  5. holding securities or commodities in expectation of a rise in prices1
    • is long on coffee1
    • a long position in gold1
  6. planning prudently for the future1
    • took a long view of the geopolitical issues1
  7. good at remembering1
  8. involving substantial risk1
    • long odds1
  9. of relatively great height1
    • a race of long gaunt men1
    • looked out the long French windows1
  10. for an extended time or at a distant time1
    • a promotion long overdue1
    • something long hoped for1
    • his name has long been forgotten1
    • talked all night long1
    • how long will you be gone?1
    • arrived long before he was expected1
    • it is long after your bedtime1
  11. for an extended distance1
  12. desire strongly or persistently1

Sinónimos relacionados de long







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