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long-lived

/lɒŋˈlɪvd/

/lɔŋˈlɪvd/

Translations

long-livedadjective

longer-lived

Comp.

longest-lived

Super.

/lɒŋˈlɪvd/

/lɔŋˈlɪvd/

longévifSe dit surtout d’un être vivant ayant une longue espérance de vie.

Galápagos tortoises are remarkably long-lived, often surpassing a century.

Les tortues des Galápagos sont remarquablement longévives, dépassant souvent le siècle.

Additional translations

pérenneS’emploie pour des objets, accords, phénomènes ou situations qui durent longtemps.

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long-livedadjective

Having a long life or expected lifespan (of a person, animal, or other organism).

Galápagos tortoises are remarkably long-lived, often surpassing a century.

Persisting or lasting for a long time (of objects, conditions, or phenomena).

The peace treaty proved to be the most long-lived agreement in the region's history.