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| 1 | I to continue existing or happening for or until a particular time 持续；延续 |
| The game lasts 80 minutes. 这场比赛持续了80分钟。 |
| +for/until/through etc The hearing is scheduled to last for two weeks. 听证会预定将持续两周。 |
| The violence lasted until dawn the next morning. 暴乱一直持续到第二天凌晨。 |
| | 1a | I to continue existing or happening without changing or failing 持久；持续下去 | | He woke up in a good mood, and I’ m just hoping it will last. 他醒来后心情不错，我只希望他的好心情能保持下去。 | | These cars are built to last. 这些汽车经久耐用。 | |
| | 1b | I/T to continue to be available or enough for what people need 维持；够用 | | The water won’ t last long. 这些水维持不了多久。 | | +for The supplies would last for only another few days. 这些补给品只够再维持几天。 | | last sb a day/two months etc Thirty pounds usually lasted him about a week. 30英镑通常够他用一个星期左右。 | |
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| 2 | I to continue to stay alive or be well , or to continue to be able to do a job , despite difficulties 活下去；坚持；支撑下去 |
| I can’ t last much longer without sleep. 再不睡觉我支撑不了多久。 |
| He won’ t last long as captain if he upsets the rest of the team. 如果惹恼了队里的其他人，他这个队长也当不长。 |
| PHRASAL VERBS |
| - | ˌlast ˈout |
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| 1 | T never passive to manage to stay alive for a particular period of time 活到（某段时间）后 | It doesn’ t look like she’ ll last out the night. 看来她活不过今晚。 | |
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| 2 | I BRITISH to continue to be enough for what people need 够用 | I doubt whether our money is going to last out. 我觉得我们的钱不大够用。 | |
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