Definition of long-established in English:

long-established

adjective

Having existed or continued for a long time.
long-established industries
a long-established tradition
Example sentencesExamples
- It attracts great international attention, but its ideas add little to long-established left-wing thinking.
- Egypt had a long-established sculptural tradition of blocklike, frontal figures with carefully formulated proportions.
- Their target is Chinese culture conceived of as a whole, of which the distinctive and long-established written language is a convenient symbol.
- This year's finest traditional album, however, comes from a long-established artist who is still in remarkable, even startling form.
- Higher costs of operation forced many smaller local businesses to either move outside of their long-established sites in central Austin or close down business completely.
- Some of these lesser-known nooks are long-established and respected venues.
- Britain is unusual among European nations in that it still has an aristocracy which holds enormous art collections, which usually hang in the long-established family country house.
- He has a long-established reputation as a hard worker.
- It hardly needs emphasizing that in Hong Kong, the quintessential open port, such flows of goods and of people were a long-established part of everyday experience by that time.
- Thus, five of the seven new niche-marketing cooperatives deviate from the model used by the long-established cheese-marketing cooperatives.

Definition of long-established in US English:

long-established

adjectivelôNGiˈstabliSHtlɔŋɪˈstæblɪʃt

Having existed or continued for a long time.
long-established industries
a long-established tradition
Example sentencesExamples
- Britain is unusual among European nations in that it still has an aristocracy which holds enormous art collections, which usually hang in the long-established family country house.
- It attracts great international attention, but its ideas add little to long-established left-wing thinking.
- Their target is Chinese culture conceived of as a whole, of which the distinctive and long-established written language is a convenient symbol.
- Higher costs of operation forced many smaller local businesses to either move outside of their long-established sites in central Austin or close down business completely.
- Some of these lesser-known nooks are long-established and respected venues.
- Egypt had a long-established sculptural tradition of blocklike, frontal figures with carefully formulated proportions.
- It hardly needs emphasizing that in Hong Kong, the quintessential open port, such flows of goods and of people were a long-established part of everyday experience by that time.
- He has a long-established reputation as a hard worker.
- Thus, five of the seven new niche-marketing cooperatives deviate from the model used by the long-established cheese-marketing cooperatives.
- This year's finest traditional album, however, comes from a long-established artist who is still in remarkable, even startling form.

单词	long-established
释义	Definition of long-established in English: long-established adjective Having existed or continued for a long time. long-established industries a long-established tradition Example sentencesExamples It attracts great international attention, but its ideas add little to long-established left-wing thinking. Egypt had a long-established sculptural tradition of blocklike, frontal figures with carefully formulated proportions. Their target is Chinese culture conceived of as a whole, of which the distinctive and long-established written language is a convenient symbol. This year's finest traditional album, however, comes from a long-established artist who is still in remarkable, even startling form. Higher costs of operation forced many smaller local businesses to either move outside of their long-established sites in central Austin or close down business completely. Some of these lesser-known nooks are long-established and respected venues. Britain is unusual among European nations in that it still has an aristocracy which holds enormous art collections, which usually hang in the long-established family country house. He has a long-established reputation as a hard worker. It hardly needs emphasizing that in Hong Kong, the quintessential open port, such flows of goods and of people were a long-established part of everyday experience by that time. Thus, five of the seven new niche-marketing cooperatives deviate from the model used by the long-established cheese-marketing cooperatives. Definition of long-established in US English: long-established adjectivelôNGiˈstabliSHtlɔŋɪˈstæblɪʃt Having existed or continued for a long time. long-established industries a long-established tradition Example sentencesExamples Britain is unusual among European nations in that it still has an aristocracy which holds enormous art collections, which usually hang in the long-established family country house. It attracts great international attention, but its ideas add little to long-established left-wing thinking. Their target is Chinese culture conceived of as a whole, of which the distinctive and long-established written language is a convenient symbol. Higher costs of operation forced many smaller local businesses to either move outside of their long-established sites in central Austin or close down business completely. Some of these lesser-known nooks are long-established and respected venues. Egypt had a long-established sculptural tradition of blocklike, frontal figures with carefully formulated proportions. It hardly needs emphasizing that in Hong Kong, the quintessential open port, such flows of goods and of people were a long-established part of everyday experience by that time. He has a long-established reputation as a hard worker. Thus, five of the seven new niche-marketing cooperatives deviate from the model used by the long-established cheese-marketing cooperatives. This year's finest traditional album, however, comes from a long-established artist who is still in remarkable, even startling form.
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