all season long
- idiom
- Miami's problems all season long have been on the defensive side of the ball.
- look your best all season long
- enjoy all season long
- play all season long
I think they're more vigorous, stronger plants, full of bloom all season long if you feed them.
- I think they're more vigorous, stronger plants, full of bloom all season long if you feed them.
- And their job is to be out there all season long, right?
- Winning season means watching live sports and betting live sports all season long.
- I'll be sharing these tips and tricks all season long in a segment we're kicking off right now, and it's called Good in Five.
- We're showing gratitude to good deed doers all season long like this very deserving true gooder.
Examples
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Mathews has been struggling all season long, as fantasy owners continue to wait for his breakout performances.
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DETROIT -- The struggle all season long was to find a productive designated hitter.
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You have really been bringing it all season long.
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Yeah but what happens to those kids if they keep losing all season long.
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A young team like Texas can only get better every week, and they have improved all season long.
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I think the Jazz will continue to keep him on the bench all season long.
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We hadn't won a game all season long.
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We haven't seen this sort of intensity from James Hunt all season long!
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Florida's offense has struggled to find a true rhythm all season long, and that stung against the Bulldogs.
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The team played well and maintained their spirit all season long.
Synonyms
In every part of a place or during the whole time
During the whole time from the start
During the whole time that something is happening
Antonyms
How Long
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'throughout the entire season' is directly compositional from 'all' (the whole), 'season' (a period), and 'long' (for a duration), so a learner who knows these words can infer the MWE. This is a common, cross-linguistically transparent temporal phrase pattern, so it should be immediately understandable to a B1 learner.
Etymology
All season long uses all, season, and long to paint a clear picture: imagine flowers that bloom from the first day to the last day of a season without stopping. That's why it means 'throughout the entire season'.