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long-lived
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/lɒŋˈlɪvd/
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/lɔŋˈlɪvd/
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long-lived
adjective
longer-lived
Comp.
longest-lived
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UK
/lɒŋˈlɪvd/
US
/lɔŋˈlɪvd/
долговечный
The long-lived tree stood in the forest for centuries.
Долговечное дерево стояло в лесу веками.
долгоживущий
The long-lived species can survive in harsh environments.
Долгоживущий вид может выживать в суровых условиях.
Additional translations
долгосрочный
продолжительный
Synonyms
durable
timeless
persistent
perpetual
lasting
enduring
Antonyms
short-lived
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long-lived
adjective
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.
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