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long
/lɑŋ/ adjective A1 (estimated)
1. having much distance from one point to another
3. high, tall, lofty, long
4. reaching to the ankles, long
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long
/lɑŋ/ adverb A1 (estimated)
1. over a great distance
| German | weit |
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| Portuguese | longe |
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| Czech | dlouze, daleko |
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| Italian | distante, guari |
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| Spanish | lejos, lueñe |
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| Swedish | långt |
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| Latin | longe, longinque |
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2. for a particular duration
4. long, sprawled, stretched (physically)
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long
/lɑŋ/ noun · plural: longs A1 (estimated)
1. a long, thin, sharp object
3. A long, narrow trench; a ditch.
| Italian | il fosso |
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| Latin | sulcus |
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to long
/lɑŋ/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. to wait, to aspire
| German | sehnen |
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| French | languir |
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| Portuguese | suspirar, ansiar |
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| Czech | toužit, dychtit, přát si |
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| Italian | bramare |
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| Spanish | añorar, anhelar |
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| Dutch | verlangen, dorsten |
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| Swedish | längta |
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2. to wish, to long, to aim
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