prolonged

形容词延长的; 持续很久的; 拖延的; 曼

1. 延长的：prolongation 延伸 | prolonged 延长的 | prolusion 序言

2. 持续很久的：prolongation 伸长 | prolonged 持续很久的 | prolongedantifoulingpower 长效防污能力

3. 持久的：Trivial 微不足道的 | Prolonged 持久的 | Commissariat 军粮供应

1. 长期的；持续很久的；时间长的
    A prolonged event or situation continues for a long time, or for longer than expected.

    e.g. ...a prolonged period of low interest rates.
           长期的低利率
    e.g. ...a prolonged drought.
           长期的干旱

1. Yew said the rats and monkeys both became fearful, suffered delusions and showed signs of other cerebral problems after prolonged injection of ketamine.

2. The last sound recorded was a prolonged curse by an unidentified person in the cockpit.

3. IPO activity has come to a virtual standstill in the mainland due to a prolonged slump in the stock market.

4. He insisted the decision was not an admission of doping but prompted by weariness with the prolonged legal dispute.

5. prolonged的近义词

5. The toughest challenges were building a tiny vehicle that can fly for a prolonged period and be controlled or control itself.

6. He disagreed with suggestions it was too late already for the authority to tackle the prolonged controversy over high fees trustees charge MPF subscribers.

7. Epilepsy is a neurological disorder and symptoms range from minor lapses of attention to severe and prolonged convulsions and loss of consciousness.

8. Prolonged deflation can drag down growth as consumers curtail spending in expectation of lower prices.

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9. China's southern areas are suffering from their worst drought in 60 years, which has triggered debates over whether the dam caused the prolonged drought.

10. The prolonged sluggish state of the global economy as a whole would put a damper on China's foreign trade.

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