long-lived

英 [ˌlɒŋ ˈlɪvd]

美 [ˌlɔːŋ ˈlɪvd]

adj.  寿命长的; 长寿的; 经久耐用的; 持久的

牛津词典

adj.

• 寿命长的；长寿的；经久耐用的；持久的
  having a long life; lasting for a long time

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 长命的；持久的；耐久的
  Something that islong-livedlives or lasts for a long time.
  1. The flowers may only last a day but the plants are long-lived.
     这些花也许只开一天，但植物本身却很长寿。
  2. ...huge piles of long-lived radioactive material.
     一大堆耐久的放射性物质

英英释义

adj

• existing for a long time
  1. hopes for a durable peace
  2. a long-lasting friendship
  Synonym:durablelastinglong-lasting

双语例句

• In this maelstrom, long-lived political dynasties, venerable institutions, and hundred-year-old business models are all at risk.
  在变革这个大漩涡中，长期存在的政权、古老的机构和历经百年的商业模式都将面临风险。
• Politicians come and go, but Mr Murdoch represents long-lived, market-tested institutional power.
  政客们来了又走，而默多克代表着一种经久不衰、久经市场考验的机构力量。
• It is a long-lived fish, sometimes reaching an age of40 years or more.
  是一种长命鱼，一般可以达到40岁或以上。
• Bats are, for their size, surprisingly long-lived creatures.
  蝙蝠的寿命，相对它的体积来说，可算长得惊人的了。
• The various garbage collection strategies perform very differently depending on the mix of short-lived and long-lived objects.
  根据短寿对象和长寿对象的混合比例，不同垃圾收集策略的性能会有非常大的差别。
• We aim to be a long-lived organization, pursuing sustainability and culture.
  我们立志成为长青组织，追求持续增长和文化塑造。
• The gain or loss on sale of the long-lived asset.
  在拍卖中长命的资产增益或损失。
• Predominant yew in Europe; extraordinarily long-lived and slow growing; one of the oldest species in the world.
  欧洲一种主要的紫杉树；生长速度慢，但寿命极长；世界上最古老树种之一。
• Because classes are generally long-lived objects, they are allocated directly into tenure space.
  由于类通常是长期存活的对象，因此可以将它们直接分配到保留区空间。
• The flowers may only last a day but the plants are long-lived.
  这些花也许只开一天，但植物本身却很长寿。