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单词 prolonged
释义
prolonged
(prəlɒŋd , US -lɔːŋd )
adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun]
A prolonged event or situation continues for a long time, or for longer than expected.
...a prolonged period of low interest rates.
...a prolonged drought.
Collocations:
prolonged conflict
After prolonged conflict, you tend to lose perspective on people and issues.
Christianity Today
Our limited resources are surely better deployed on the domestic front, focusing on intelligence-gathering and prevention, than engaging in a prolonged conflict of dubious outcome.
Times, Sunday Times
Her strength, though, was in achieving reasonable resolution rather than prolonged conflict.
Times, Sunday Times
These events resulted in a prolonged conflict with the church.
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Truth-seeking often occurs in societies emerging from a period of prolonged conflict or authoritarian rule.
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prolonged decline
Nor would a serious and prolonged decline in prices be unprecedented.
Times,Sunday Times
It's going to be unpleasant, but there may be some advantages to a very abrupt slowdown, as distinct from a gentler but more prolonged decline.
Times, Sunday Times
After that, like most agricultural villages in the region, it suffered a prolonged decline.
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prolonged delay
Following the prolonged delay, it was agreed the match, which was goalless at that stage, should be called off.
Times, Sunday Times
The cargo was too moist to withstand the prolonged delay or, put another way, the delay was too prolonged, given the moisture content.
Times, Sunday Times
She missed her fairway wood well right and bogeyed the hole after a prolonged delay while getting a ruling.
Globe and Mail
The prolonged delays in historic cases are injustices in themselves.
Times, Sunday Times
With the ability to overtake moving local trains prolonged delays at stations could be avoided.
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prolonged discussion
Eventually, after prolonged discussions, the war cabinet itself agreed the case had to be stopped and a deal was offered.
Times, Sunday Times
I then suggest that you calmly and assertively refuse to be drawn into any prolonged discussions from either that end up in a mutual slanging match.
Times, Sunday Times
The government eventually withdrew its plans after prolonged discussions with the agitators.
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prolonged exercise
His later career was a prolonged exercise in concealment.
The Times Literary Supplement
Dopamine levels have been found to be lower after prolonged exercise.
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Predisposing factors can include eating less than usual or prolonged exercise earlier in the day.
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Clinically, the accessory soleus may be associated with pain and edema during periods of prolonged exercise.
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Activities such as walking, long slow runs, rowing, and cycling require a great deal of oxygen to generate the energy needed for prolonged exercise (i.e., aerobic energy expenditure).
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prolonged negotiation
Within the joint liaison group, trust - laboriously built up over prolonged negotiation - was undermined.
Times, Sunday Times
The demands were softened only after intervention from other ministers and prolonged negotiation.
Times, Sunday Times
Opinion polls suggest no party will secure an outright victory, which means prolonged negotiations to form another coalition are likely.
Times, Sunday Times
Fighting had been suspended in the previous year, but ensuing prolonged negotiations kept both sides on tenterhooks.
Times, Sunday Times
He was eventually able to do so, but only after prolonged negotiations with the authorities.
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prolonged rain
Winds could gust up to 70mph with some 50mm (2in) of prolonged rain.
Times, Sunday Times
Prolonged rain can lead to starvation.
Times,Sunday Times
Recent prolonged rain should have restored it.
Times, Sunday Times
prolonged siege
The fort was built above a subterranean stream that ensured a permanent supply of water when subjected to a prolonged siege.
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After a prolonged siege they took the city and re-fortified it effectively.
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Unprepared for a prolonged siege, the king was forced to withdraw from the region.
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A castle that once could only be captured after a prolonged siege fell after a few days from cannon bombardment.
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They did not, however, have the original purpose of being a structure able to resist a prolonged siege or bombardment.
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prolonged silence
We had this very prolonged silence when we finished [the first performance].
Times, Sunday Times
I ask him about his approach in the series, and he lapses into another prolonged silence.
Times, Sunday Times
Prolonged silence, however, can leave customers concerned.
Times, Sunday Times
Little did they know what was boiling under his prolonged silence and like a volcano he erupted.
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According to his suggestion, humans find prolonged silence distressing (suggesting danger to them).
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prolonged slump
A prolonged slump in form would make any decision to sell easier and free up funds to invest in new players.
Times, Sunday Times
Even if there was the political will, there seems little that can be done to avert a severe and perhaps prolonged slump in housing.
Times, Sunday Times
Yet the past week has been discomforting for commentators who predict a prolonged slump.
Times, Sunday Times
Turnover has recovered from the prolonged slump in new-build housing to hit 169.2m in 2016.
Times, Sunday Times
The plans are a sign of how committed developers are to extravagant projects, despite the market undergoing a prolonged slump.
Times, Sunday Times
prolonged spell
The little chap is bald and arrived after a prolonged spell of blood, toil, sweat and tears.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
They're all training with the first team, chomping at the bit for that prolonged spell in the team.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
This will be followed by a prolonged spell of sub-zero temperatures from mid-February.
The Sun (2017)
It is a particular problem when the country experiences a prolonged spell of hot dry weather.
Times, Sunday Times (2011)
prolonged stay
The football has not been as slick as the public relations and the prospect of a prolonged stay in the third tier became chastening.
Times,Sunday Times
Among the more intriguing entries are two people who went into hospital after a 'prolonged stay in a weightless environment'.
Times, Sunday Times
Bizarrely, there were also four admissions due to a 'prolonged stay in a weightless environment'.
The Sun
And so he set about writing a screenplay based on his prolonged stay in the sanatorium.
Times, Sunday Times
He did appear vulnerable at times, but showed plenty of maturity and patience, qualities that he will need for a prolonged stay at the pinnacle of the sport.
Times, Sunday Times
prolonged stress
It could be due to a lack of food for a long period of time and due to prolonged stress.
The Sun
Prolonged stress can lead to heart problems, irritable bowel syndrome and aggravated ulcers.
The Sun
Prolonged stress can lead to headaches, disturbed sleep and fatigue.
Times,Sunday Times
The hormone cortisol normally regulates inflammation but because prolonged stress produces it in excess, immune cells lose their sensitivity to its effects.
The Sun
Panic attacks are part of the prolonged stress you've been under.
The Sun
prolonged struggle
This newspaper retains a clear sense of who was essentially right and who was certainly wrong in that prolonged struggle.
Times, Sunday Times
Experts claim that a financial crisis should never be allowed to go to waste, and that reformers gradually lose in the prolonged struggle against those being regulated.
Times, Sunday Times
Neither side has any sustained momentum, analysts say, suggesting a prolonged struggle may lie ahead.
Times, Sunday Times
They also called on their supporters to prepare for a prolonged struggle.
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He died in 2002 after a prolonged struggle with stomach cancer.
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prolonged suffering
Five of the cats were so ill they had to be put down at once and others had endured 'prolonged suffering'.
The Sun
If they fail, then prolonged suffering and division will fester.
Times, Sunday Times
These symptoms occur for long periods and cause prolonged suffering, time off work and a poor quality of life.
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The severity of the pain can range from mild discomfort to extreme and prolonged suffering.
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prolonged use
They offer luxurious cushioning comfort over prolonged use.
The Sun
The key has been known to break in the panniers after prolonged use, apparently.
Times, Sunday Times
Chafing could be a problem with prolonged use - so build up your mileage gradually.
Times, Sunday Times
The scientists believe prolonged use of vitamin supplements may increase the risk of disease by weakening the body's natural defences.
The Sun
Most plants can tolerate being watered with it for a few weeks in summer but prolonged use might cause problems.
The Sun
Translations:
Chinese: 长期的
Japanese: 長期に渡る
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