longtime US
ˈlɔŋˌtaɪm
See also: long-standing (UK)
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Definition of longtime - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
durationUSexisting for a long periodUS
  • They are longtime friends.
enduring perennial
2.
timeUSpersisting in a particular role for longUS
  • She is a longtime teacher at the school.
enduring perennial persistent
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Origin of longtime

Old English, lang (long) + tima (time)

Terms with longtime included in their meaning

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historical figure
soviet foreign minister and longtime government statesman

Examples of longtime in a sentence

  • Their longtime rivalry ended in friendship.
  • He is a longtime supporter of the local team.
  • Their longtime friendship began in college.

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  1. French:durable, ancien, ...
  2. German:langjährig, ...
  3. Italian:storico, veterano, ...
  4. Spanish:antiguo, veterano, ...
  5. Portuguese:de longa data, veterano, ...
  6. Chinese:多年的, 资深的, ...
  7. Japanese:長年の, 長期の, ...
  8. Arabic:قَديم, مُخَضْرَم, ...
  9. Hebrew:וָתִיק, ...
  10. Russian:давний, долгосрочный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:давній, ...
  12. Hindi:लंबे समय का, दीर्घकालीन, ...
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