Summary
long {adjective}
langgerekt · langdurig · lange · lang
long {adverb}
lang · lange tijd · voor lange tijd
English-Dutch translation for "long"
"long" Dutch translation
long {adjective}
long {adj.}
There is a phrase in the Bible that colleagues will know: 'Hope long deferred maketh the heart sick '.
I was on Bowman Lake in Glacier National Park, which is a long, skinny lake with sort of mountains upside down in it, and my partner and I
Young people under 25 and the long-term unemployed need special consideration.
How much progress towards opening up opportunities to the long-term unemployed?
There are still too many long-term unemployed with no real prospect of finding jobs.
In 1989, Western Europe considered itself the victor in a long-term conflict.
This is a good start, but there has to be long-term investment in training.
Similarly, infrastructure -- for a long time, infrastructure was not a priority.
Mr President, I would like to thank you all for this long but stimulating debate.
We cannot and must not compete in terms of either low wages or long working days.
It has long been a powder keg, and we have drawn attention to this repeatedly.
In my opinion, they have both done a splendid piece of work over a long period.
After all, experience has shown that that takes far too long and does not work.
After that, the Council again took a relatively long time to make its comments.
It has been in office long enough to have brought in the necessary improvements.
That means any signal we detect would have started its journey a long time ago.
It's one millimeter long, but it looks like Godzilla next to these micromachines.
long {adverb}
long {adv.} (also: of long standing)
Similarly, infrastructure -- for a long time, infrastructure was not a priority.
It has long been a powder keg, and we have drawn attention to this repeatedly.
For a very long time on both sides cooperation remained the priority of a few.
For a long time there were even attempts to have the sanctions against Iraq lifted.
When you have 21 minutes to speak, two million years seems like a really long time.
long {adv.} (also: of long standing, at great length, for a long time)
of long standing
for a long time
This is absolutely true because large companies organise their transport systems a long way ahead.
That is not likely to prevent Central Europe from being the poor cousin of the West for a long time to come.
to long {verb}
to long [longed|longed] {vb} (also: to ache, to yearn)
to long for
Those who champion a democratic constitutional state in Belarus long for western support and for interest to be shown in their extremely
And finally, it takes up the European Parliament's long-standing demand that the European Development Fund be integrated into the general
They only have one aspiration - you could hardly call it a hope because it is so long-term - and that is that the people in Northern
As an eighth-century Japanese poet said, "My longing had no time when it ceases."
long {noun}
And the cancer, the body is saying the lung tissue is damaged, we need to repair the lung.
And according to them, this creates an artificial lung in the filter.
High exposure can cause severe lung, prostate and kidney cancer.
Because, in fact, the area of the lung is something very ill-defined.
This means that inhaling a few micrograms of plutonium can cause lung or tongue cancer.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "long":
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "long" in Dutch
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