LONGEST - Перевод английский на словенский

I. long¹ [lɒŋ] ПРИЛ.

1. long разг. перенос.:

long (in space)

dolg

long (over great distance) way

daleč

long journey, walk, flight

dolg

long (tall)

visok

there was a list of complaints as long as your arm

seznam pritožb je bil dolg kot ponedeljek

to have come a long way (distance)

priti daleč

to have come a long way (positive development)

uspeti

2. long:

long (in time)

dolg

long (tedious) illness

dolgotrajen

long friendship

dolgoleten

long memory

dober

each session is an hour long

vsako srečanje traja eno uro

we go back a long way

dolgo se že poznamo

a long day

naporen dan

it was a long time before I received a reply

dolgo časa je trajalo, preden sem dobil odgovor

to work long hours

delati nadure

3. long (in scope):

long

dolg

long book

obsežen

4. long предикат. разг. (ample):

to be long on sth

biti poln česa

to be long on patience

imeti veliko potrpljenja

5. long (improbable):

long chance

malo verjetno

in the long run

dolgoročno

II. long¹ [lɒŋ] НАРЕЧ.

1. long:

long (for a long time)

dolgo

have you been waiting long?

ali že dolgo čakaš?

the authorities have long known that ...

vlada že dolgo ve, da ...

I won't be long (before finishing)

takoj bom

I won't be long (before appearing)

takoj pridem

it won't take long

ne bo dolgo trajalo

take as long as you like

vzemi si toliko časa, kot želiš

2. long (at a distant time):

long

dolgo

long ago

davno

long ago

zdavnaj

not long before ...

kmalu ...

3. long (after implied time):

long

dolgo

how much longer will it take?

koliko časa bo še trajalo?

I'm not going to wait any longer

nič več ne bom čakal

he no longer wanted to go there

nič več si ni želel iti tja

4. long:

(throughout) all day long

ves dan

all night/summer long

celo noč/poletje

as long as ... (during)

dokler ...

as long as ... (provided that)

če ...

as long as ... (provided that)

pod pogojem, da ...

III. long¹ [lɒŋ] СУЩ.

1. long no мн. (long time):

long

dolg čas м.

have you been waiting for long?

ali čakaš že dolgo časa?

2. long (in Morse):

long

dolgi ton м.

long

črtica ж.

one short and three longs

eden kratek in trije dolgi toni

one short and three longs

ena pika in tri črtice

before [very] long

kmalu

the long and the short of it

na kratko

the long and the short of it

bistvo tega

long² [lɒŋ] ГЛ. неперех.

long for

hrepeneti [св. zahrepeneti ]po

to long to do sth

želeti si kaj narediti

long³ СУЩ.

long ГЕОГР. сокращение от longitude:

long

zemljepisna dolžina

lon·gi·tude [ˈlɒnʤɪtju:d] СУЩ. ГЕОГР.

longitude

zemljepisna dolžina ж.

I. long-ˈdis·tance ПРИЛ. определит.

1. long-distance (between distant places):

long-distance

na dolge razdalje [or proge]

long-distance flight

let na dolgi progi

long-distance relationship

zveza na daljavo

2. long-distance СПОРТ:

long-distance

na dolge proge

long-distance race

tek na dolge proge

II. long-ˈdis·tance НАРЕЧ.

to phone long-distance

telefonirati iz tujine [or medkrajevno]

to travel long-distance

potovati daleč [or dolgo]

ˈlong-haired <longer-, longest-> ПРИЛ.

long-haired

dolgolas

long-haired animals

dolgodlak

long ˈhaul СУЩ.

1. long haul (long distance):

long haul

dolga pot ж.

long haul flight

let na dolgi progi

2. long haul (prolonged effort):

long haul

velik zalogaj м.

3. long haul esp америк. (long time):

to be in sth for the long haul

biti v čem [že] dolgo časa

over the long haul

za daljše obdobje

over the long haul

dolgoročno

ˈlong johns СУЩ.

long johns мн. разг.:

long johns

dolge spodnjice ж. мн.

ˈlong jump СУЩ. СПОРТ

the long jump no мн.

skok м. v daljino

ˈlong-life ПРИЛ. (specially treated, made)

long-life

trajen

long-life

obstojen

long-life milk

trajno mleko

long-ˈlived <longer-, longest-> ПРИЛ.

long-lived

dolgoživ

long-lived feud

dolgotrajen

long-lived creatures

bitja, ki dolgo živijo

ˈlong-lost ПРИЛ. определит.

long-lost

dolgo izgubljen

long-lost person

dolgo pogrešan

long-ˈrange ПРИЛ.

1. long-range (in distance):

long-range missile

dolgega dosega [or dometa]

2. long-range (long-term):

long-range plan

dolgoročen

ˈlong shot СУЩ. to be a long shot

long shot

biti malo verjetno

not by a long shot разг.

še zdaleč ne

long-ˈsight·ed ПРИЛ.

1. long-sighted (having long sight):

long-sighted

daljnoviden

2. long-sighted esp америк. перенос. (having foresight):

long-sighted

daljnoviden

long-ˈstand·ing ПРИЛ.

long-standing argument, friendship, quarrel

dolgoleten

long-standing customer

star

long-ˈsuf·fer·ing ПРИЛ.

long-suffering person:

long-suffering

potrpežljiv

long-suffering

težko preizkušan

ˈlong-term ПРИЛ. определит.

long-term

dolgoročen

long-term memory

dolgoročni spomin

long-term strategy

dolgoročna strategija

the long-term unemployed

dolgotrajno brezposelni

ˈlong wave СУЩ. РАДИО

long wave

dolgi val м.

long-ˈwind·ed ПРИЛ.

long-winded speech, style:

long-winded

dolgovezen

long-winded

razvlečen

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long ПРИЛ.

long face перенос.

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Present

I	long
you	long
he/she/it	longs
we	long
you	long
they	long

Past

I	longed
you	longed
he/she/it	longed
we	longed
you	longed
they	longed

Present Perfect

I	have	longed
you	have	longed
he/she/it	has	longed
we	have	longed
you	have	longed
they	have	longed

Past Perfect

I	had	longed
you	had	longed
he/she/it	had	longed
we	had	longed
you	had	longed
they	had	longed

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

The company said the industry did not fit with its strategy to invest in large, long-life and expandable assets.

www.theglobeandmail.com

Waste for disposal is increasing relatively faster than the plastics consumption because of the higher share of long-life products in waste and the lower recycling rates of these products.

en.wikipedia.org

Previous exports had been of milk powder or long-life milk, he said.

www.farmweekly.com.au

The field received considerable in-depth research attention for applications requiring long-life power sources for space needs during the 1950s and 1960s.

en.wikipedia.org

Long-life mortgages are becoming common place and their lower monthly payments allow lenders and brokers to fit borrowers to affordability-based lending models that assess them on monthly incomings and outgoings.

www.thisismoney.co.uk