English to English Dictionary

Long train

An extended sequence of connected railway carriages or freight cars pulled by one or more locomotives.

Long word

A word consisting of a relatively large number of letters, syllables, or morphemes.

Long-Lasting

Continuing for a long time without significant deterioration.

Long-Shot

A venture or attempt that has a low probability of success.

Long-Sightedness

The condition of being able to see distant objects clearly while having difficulty focusing on nearby objects.

Long-Term Assets

Assets that are expected to be held for more than one year and are not expected to be converted into cash within a year.

Long-Term Investment

An investment strategy focused on holding assets for an extended period to maximize returns.

Long-Term Partner

A person with whom one has a long-lasting romantic or sexual relationship.

Long-Term Planning

The process of setting goals and determining actions to achieve those goals over an extended period.

Long-Term Relationship

A romantic relationship that is intended to last for a significant period of time, often characterized by emotional commitment and mutual support.

Long-Windedness

The quality of being verbose or excessively lengthy in speech or writing.

Long-fuse

Tending to be slow to become angry, agitated, or reactive under provocation.