lifelong

Word family noun life lifelessness lifer lifelikenesslife assurancelifebeltlifebloodlifeboatlifeboatmanlifebuoylife coachlife cyclelifeguardlife historylife jacketlifelinelifemanshiplife peerlife raftlife sentencelifespanlife storylifestylelifetimeadjective lifeless lifelike lifelong lifefullifesomelifeholdlife-savinglife-sizeadverb lifelessly

life·long /ˈlaɪflɒŋ $ -lɒːŋ/ adjectiveadj [only before noun]

LIFEcontinuing or existing all through your life 终身的，毕生的

She became a lifelong friend of ours.

她成了我们一辈子的朋友。

David finally realized his lifelong ambition.

戴维终于实现了他毕生的抱负。

Examples from the Corpus

lifelong• It was her lifelong ambition to write a best-selling novel.• She had been introduced to competitive shooting by her husband, Georgean engineer and a lifelong competitive shooter.• His lifelong condition causes a variety of motor impairments.• I have a lifelong experience of banking, and have had to act constantly on personal judgment.• At Puente Ruinas she lost her glasses and we all searched for them as if she had been our lifelong friend.• The two remained lifelong friends.• Otis, who bore lifelong grudges over provocations infinitely smaller than this, was realistic enough to know when he was had.• However, considerations of long term safety are also important as lifelong maintenance treatment is usually recommended.• His boss is a lifelong politician.• a lifelong relationship• My father was a lifelong supporter of the Democrats.

lifelong friend• At Puente Ruinas she lost her glasses and we all searched for them as if she had been our lifelong friend.• He likes his neighbors, but Arizona is too far from the ocean and too far from family and lifelong friends.• It was around this time that he met George Underwood who was to become a lifelong friend.• The merchant was flushed with drink; he grinned at Cranston and Athelstan as if they were lifelong friends.• Alvin met the genial master poet Langston Hughes, who became a lifelong friend and confidant.• The prosecuting attorney was a lifelong friend of both Wilfred and Mark.• Subsequently we became lifelong friends, sailed many miles together and shared many adventures.

单词	lifelong
释义	lifelong Word family noun life lifelessness lifer lifelikenesslife assurancelifebeltlifebloodlifeboatlifeboatmanlifebuoylife coachlife cyclelifeguardlife historylife jacketlifelinelifemanshiplife peerlife raftlife sentencelifespanlife storylifestylelifetimeadjective lifeless lifelike lifelong lifefullifesomelifeholdlife-savinglife-sizeadverb lifelessly life·long /ˈlaɪflɒŋ $ -lɒːŋ/ ●○○ adjectiveadj [only before noun] LIFEcontinuing or existing all through your life 终身的，毕生的 She became a lifelong friend of ours. 她成了我们一辈子的朋友。 David finally realized his lifelong ambition. 戴维终于实现了他毕生的抱负。 Examples from the Corpus lifelong• It was her lifelong ambition to write a best-selling novel.• She had been introduced to competitive shooting by her husband, Georgean engineer and a lifelong competitive shooter.• His lifelong condition causes a variety of motor impairments.• I have a lifelong experience of banking, and have had to act constantly on personal judgment.• At Puente Ruinas she lost her glasses and we all searched for them as if she had been our lifelong friend.• The two remained lifelong friends.• Otis, who bore lifelong grudges over provocations infinitely smaller than this, was realistic enough to know when he was had.• However, considerations of long term safety are also important as lifelong maintenance treatment is usually recommended.• His boss is a lifelong politician.• a lifelong relationship• My father was a lifelong supporter of the Democrats. lifelong friend• At Puente Ruinas she lost her glasses and we all searched for them as if she had been our lifelong friend.• He likes his neighbors, but Arizona is too far from the ocean and too far from family and lifelong friends.• It was around this time that he met George Underwood who was to become a lifelong friend.• The merchant was flushed with drink; he grinned at Cranston and Athelstan as if they were lifelong friends.• Alvin met the genial master poet Langston Hughes, who became a lifelong friend and confidant.• The prosecuting attorney was a lifelong friend of both Wilfred and Mark.• Subsequently we became lifelong friends, sailed many miles together and shared many adventures.
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