Definition of long-life in English:

long-life

adjective ˌlɒŋˈlʌɪf

1(of food) treated so as to stay fresh for longer than usual.
（易变质物品）延长保质期的，超长保鲜的
long-life milk
超长保鲜牛奶。
Example sentencesExamples
- The only difference between them is that the former is long-life while the latter is pasteurised.
- She stocked up on great glass jars with screw tops and loaded a supermarket trolley with every long-life, freeze-dried, vacuum-packed item of food she could lay her frenzied hands on.
- Get out the long-life milk and brew a nice cup of tea.
- In tropical Indonesia the absence of an integrated refrigerated transport and retailing system means UHT milk (also known as long-life milk) has a ready market.
- They managed to buy basics such as long-life milk, cereal, chocolate and biscuits, but Paul was determined to bring his family to safety.
- In 2000, it was hauled before a German court for selling long-life milk and other staples below cost.
- If the price of fresh milk rises, people will turn to long-life milk.
- It also suggests buying long-life or refillable goods, stopping the junk mail that comes through your letterbox, and composting your garden refuse and kitchen peelings.
- He noted the recent awarding of infant industry status to Namdairies for its long-life milk.
- Unicef, for example, gives long-life high-protein biscuits made in Norway.
- Once again, though, the palate flavour tastes like long-life juice, rather than freshly squeezed.
- Meanwhile, a Wroughton businessman is still collecting clothes, blankets, and long-life food.
1. 1.1 (of a product) able to continue working for longer than others of the same kind.
  long-life batteries
  Example sentencesExamples
  Perhaps in a decade the IT industry will return to sufficient stability to offer long-life products, but not today.
  It involves installing insulated ceilings, geyser jackets, long-life, low-voltage light bulbs, and solar water heaters.
  For example, a shop might use rechargeable instead of disposable batteries, buy long-life light bulbs or choose half-size fax cover sheets instead of full-size.
  The system incorporates a long-life battery for reliability.
  A Canadian outfit has started volume production of long-life batteries which enable notebooks to run for up to 16 hours.
  Erdheim says consumers should use primary, or non-rechargeable, batteries - such as alkaline cells - for intermittent use or long-life products, including smoke detectors.
  Too often in the past, I've seen even the expensive, long-life batteries last only eight or nine hours, equal to about two typical long cross-country legs.
  Ten years ago, the batteries needed for such a product would have been huge, but mobile phone technology has resulted in light, long-life batteries which can be adapted to products like the new socks.
  Lightweight, long-life rechargeable batteries are required to power handheld computers and GPS equipment.
  Cobalt is a key component in long-life batteries.

词汇	long-life
释义	Definition of long-life in English: long-life adjective ˌlɒŋˈlʌɪf 1(of food) treated so as to stay fresh for longer than usual. （易变质物品）延长保质期的，超长保鲜的 long-life milk 超长保鲜牛奶。 Example sentencesExamples The only difference between them is that the former is long-life while the latter is pasteurised. She stocked up on great glass jars with screw tops and loaded a supermarket trolley with every long-life, freeze-dried, vacuum-packed item of food she could lay her frenzied hands on. Get out the long-life milk and brew a nice cup of tea. In tropical Indonesia the absence of an integrated refrigerated transport and retailing system means UHT milk (also known as long-life milk) has a ready market. They managed to buy basics such as long-life milk, cereal, chocolate and biscuits, but Paul was determined to bring his family to safety. In 2000, it was hauled before a German court for selling long-life milk and other staples below cost. If the price of fresh milk rises, people will turn to long-life milk. It also suggests buying long-life or refillable goods, stopping the junk mail that comes through your letterbox, and composting your garden refuse and kitchen peelings. He noted the recent awarding of infant industry status to Namdairies for its long-life milk. Unicef, for example, gives long-life high-protein biscuits made in Norway. Once again, though, the palate flavour tastes like long-life juice, rather than freshly squeezed. Meanwhile, a Wroughton businessman is still collecting clothes, blankets, and long-life food. 1.1 (of a product) able to continue working for longer than others of the same kind. long-life batteries Example sentencesExamples Perhaps in a decade the IT industry will return to sufficient stability to offer long-life products, but not today. It involves installing insulated ceilings, geyser jackets, long-life, low-voltage light bulbs, and solar water heaters. For example, a shop might use rechargeable instead of disposable batteries, buy long-life light bulbs or choose half-size fax cover sheets instead of full-size. The system incorporates a long-life battery for reliability. A Canadian outfit has started volume production of long-life batteries which enable notebooks to run for up to 16 hours. Erdheim says consumers should use primary, or non-rechargeable, batteries - such as alkaline cells - for intermittent use or long-life products, including smoke detectors. Too often in the past, I've seen even the expensive, long-life batteries last only eight or nine hours, equal to about two typical long cross-country legs. Ten years ago, the batteries needed for such a product would have been huge, but mobile phone technology has resulted in light, long-life batteries which can be adapted to products like the new socks. Lightweight, long-life rechargeable batteries are required to power handheld computers and GPS equipment. Cobalt is a key component in long-life batteries.
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