long-distance
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3.4
- adjective
- /lɔŋ ˈdɪstəns/
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de larga distancia
- I would approach my craft like a long-distance runner training for a marathon.
- long-distance travel
- long-distance transport
- long-distance journey
We've got best guy friend, his girlfriend, my long distance boyfriend.
- We've got best guy friend, his girlfriend, my long distance boyfriend.
- Theo, Joe and Theo, what is your advice for a long distance relationship that is struggling?
- I obviously was in this sort of open relationship, long distance relationship with Chad.
- For me personally, I can't do long distance relationships because I'm all or nothing.
- Today's question is, is it possible to have a successful long distance relationship with a narcissist?
- The number two key to making a long distance relationship work is create structure.
- When you're constantly in another part of the world and the long distance love over the phone.
- And he's not so focused on long distance running.
- Meaning, all right, right now we're long distance.
- Is it grandparents with their grandkids or soldiers with their families or long distance relationships?
Examples
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Today's question is, is it possible to have a successful long distance relationship with a narcissist?
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The number two key to making a long distance relationship work is create structure.
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My big question for today is, are long distance relationships worth it?
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Lots of questions about dealing with long distance and spending time apart.
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Some family members may travel long distances to spend the holiday at this specific place.
Academic text (1990) -
Traveling with young children, particularly long distances, can be stressful.
Academic text (2012) -
He's a long distance truck driver, he isn't home much.
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Many people rely on long-distance communication to stay connected with family and friends.
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The marathon is an example of a long-distance race that tests the endurance of runners.
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She enjoys long-distance travel and often plans trips to distant countries.
Synonyms
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2.8
Far away in space, not near you
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4.4
Able to work or be used over long distances
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6.3
Distant places spread over a very wide area
Antonyms
How Far
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Long-distance comes from the words long and distance, meaning 'far' and 'the space between'. So a long-distance runner, train, or relationship is one that covers or involves a large space, because the people or things are far apart.