prolonged 的定义
- to lengthen out in time; extend the duration of; cause to continue longer: to prolong one's stay abroad.
- to make longer in spatial extent: to prolong a line.
prolonged 近义词
extended
drawn-out
prolonged 的近义词 7 个
prolonged 的反义词 1 个
更多prolonged例句
- I tend to prolong my meals until they take on the mood of a snack, and to draw out my snacks, too.
- After all, the tantalizing appeal of SAT solving is that if you can just figure out how to check one more case, call one more babysitter, prolong the search just a little longer, you might find what you’re looking for.
- The smartphone market also dropped 20% year-over-year during the first quarter, underscoring the coronavirus pandemic’s prolonged financial hit.
- If they aren’t able to speak up when they spot a problem, we risk prolonging this crisis, deepening the economic pain, and ultimately losing more lives.
- The record was as meticulous as it was prolonged, with researchers relying on a microscope to log shifts of mercury as fine as one-hundredth of an inch.
- But medical experts say being able to take advantage of American health care almost certainly prolonged his life.
- A few hours after the prolonged exposure to Duncan, Williams and her fetus died of overwhelming Ebola infection.
- In fact, the pilot is actually a prolonged rant against the very behaviors that many people wrongfully assume the show celebrates.
- But McCrum withdrew his name in 2010, as the prolonged nomination process stalled his law practice.
- A woman, sixty-eight, suffers a heart attack and goes into prolonged cardiac arrest.
- I am thankful that prolonged mourning is out of date; it made a fright of me and was getting on my nerves.
- It was a severe and prolonged operation, p. 182but saved my life and re-established my health.
- Then, lifting its head and muzzle to the sky, it opened its long jaws and gave vent to a dismal and prolonged howling.
- The prolonged and doubtful struggle naturally wearied out the patience of the non-combatants behind Gillies Hill.
- This condition prolonged the separation of our faith from science for fifteen hundred years after its beginning.