long-lived
基本解释
- adj. 长命的;历时长久的;持久的;长期存在的;经久耐用的
英汉例句
- This just goes back to the long-lived issues I discussed before.
这又涉及到我在前面讨论过的长期存在的问题。 - This means that over time, the tenure area will fill up with long-lived objects and a garbage collection of the entire heap will be required.
这意味着随着时间的推移,保留区区域中将塞满了长期存活的对象,最终导致需要对整个堆进行一次垃圾收集。 - And they may be long-lived: cod can survive to 30, if they are lucky, and sturgeon to 100.
而且他们的寿命可能也长:鳕鱼可以活30年(如果它们幸运的话),鲟鱼可以活到100岁。 - Today's high-definition sources are scrunched down with MPEG-2, a long-lived standard also used by DVDs.
FORBES: What's Coming - Fusion produces no greenhouse gases, and, unlike nuclear fission, it does not produce long-lived radioactive waste.
FORBES: A Challenge to America: Develop Fusion Power Within a Decade - They needed a long-lived tissue to compare neurons to, and decided on tooth enamel.
FORBES: Magazine Article
双语例句
权威例句
英英字典
- lasting or living for a long time
- Something that is long-lived lives or lasts for a long time.
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专业释义
- 长命的;历时长久的
- 经久耐用的