ˈlife·time СУЩ. usu ед.
1. lifetime (time one is alive):
2. lifetime (time sth exists):
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Another of his medical lifetime interests was road safety and driving.
en.wikipedia.org A distinction was made between the gift (which was only valid for the lifetime of the liegeman) and the inheritable fee.
en.wikipedia.org No one wants to sit for ages in the same seat listening to somebody drone on for a lifetime.
www.irishexaminer.com Within five years of stopping smoking, your risk of stroke can be reduced to the same as a lifetime non-smoker.
www.express.co.uk It would prove to be the last publication during his lifetime.
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