LingakuFrequency rank: 6,845. – 6,854.
- long time; several hours; long spell
noun (common) (futsuumeishi); adverb (fukushi)
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- long time; several hours; long spell
This phrase is used to refer to an extended period, often indicating something that lasts for multiple hours or a significant duration.
Generated collocations (experimental)
ちょうじかん長時間はたらく働くto work for a long timeちょうじかん長時間まつ待つto wait for a long timeちょうじかん長時間のべんきょう勉強long hours of studyちょうじかん長時間のりょこう旅行long journeyちょうじかん長時間のかいぎ会議long meetingちょうじかん長時間のうんてん運転long drivingちょうじかん長時間にわたるでぃすかっしょんディスカッションdiscussion lasting for a long timeちょうじかん長時間すいみん睡眠long sleepちょうじかん長時間のさぎょう作業long hours of workちょうじかん長時間のげえむゲームぷれいプレイlong gaming session
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His speech went on for such a long time that some people began to fall asleep.
We tend to slack off after many hours of hard work.
It took a long time, but in the end I was able to convince him.
To fly big passenger airliners calls for long training and experience.
The captain exercised the new recruits with long marches.
In the Hanshin earthquake, the ground shook for a long time.
If you work too long without a rest, it begins to tell on you.
We waited a long time, but she didn't show up.
Tom and Mary took a long walk through the countryside.