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UK//lɒŋ jɪəz//US//lɔŋ jɪrz//

Meaning of Long years

A phrase indicating a significant passage of time, often many years.

In simple words: a lot of time, many years

Long years in a sentence

  • She had been working there for long years.
  • After long years of research, they finally made a breakthrough.
  • He spent long years perfecting his craft.

How to use Long years

Use 'long years' when referring to a duration of time. Works in storytelling or emphasizing someone's experience; avoid in formal writing.

Grammar pattern

long years + standalone expression

Memory hint

Think of 'long' like a lengthy path over 'years' you’ve traveled.

Related words

Collocations with Long years

  • long years of experience
  • long years in service
  • long years of friendship

Synonyms for Long years

  • many years
  • a long time
  • extended period

Opposites of Long years

  • short time
  • brief period

Common mistakes with Long years

  • Using 'long year' instead of 'long years'
  • Confusing with 'many years' which has slightly different implications
  • Misplacing the term in a sentence, leading to ambiguity

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Frequently asked questions about Long years

What does Long years mean?

a lot of time, many years

What is the definition of Long years?

A phrase indicating a significant passage of time, often many years.

How do you use Long years in a sentence?

She had been working there for long years.

Can you give another example of Long years?

After long years of research, they finally made a breakthrough.

What are synonyms for Long years?

Common alternatives include many years, a long time, extended period.

What is the opposite of Long years?

Opposite meanings include short time, brief period.

What words go with Long years?

It commonly pairs with long years of experience, long years in service, long years of friendship.

What are common mistakes when using Long years?

Using 'long year' instead of 'long years' Confusing with 'many years' which has slightly different implications Misplacing the term in a sentence, leading to ambiguity

How do you pronounce Long years?

US: //lɔŋ jɪrz//, UK: //lɒŋ jɪəz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Long years?

Use 'long years' when referring to a duration of time. Works in storytelling or emphasizing someone's experience; avoid in formal writing.