livelong
英 ['lɪvlɒŋ]
美 ['lɪv,lɔŋ]
- adj. 整个的；漫长的
- n. 紫景天（等于orpine）
livelong 整个的来自中古英语leve longe,长久的，leve,爱，即love,此处表强调义，longe,长，即long.后受live影响拼写俗化。
- livelong (adj.)
- also live-long, c. 1400, lefe longe (day), from leve, lief "dear" (see lief), used here as an emotional intensive + long (adj). From late 16c. conformed in spelling to live (v.) as lief grew strange. German has cognate die liebe lange Nacht, literally "the dear long night."
- 1. She sat beside her husband through the livelong night.
- 她坐在她丈夫的身边度过一个漫漫长夜.
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- 2. He likes to and fish all the livelong day.
- 他喜欢整天其他事都不干,专心于钓鱼.
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- 3. Also without somebody breathing down your neck all the livelong day!
- 没人整天跟在你屁股后面也比较得心应手吧?
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- 4. She has eaten nothing this livelong day.
- 她整整一天没有吃东西.
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- 5. To tell one's name ? the livelong June?
- 整个六月?对着一洼无知的沼泽?
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