Definition of long-lost in English:

long-lost

adjective ˌlɒŋˈlɒstˈlɔŋ ˈˌlɔst

attributive Lost or absent for a long time.
很久不见的；早已逝去的
a long-lost friend
很久不见的朋友。
his long-lost youth
他早已逝去的青春。
Example sentencesExamples
- We were greeted like long-lost friends and ushered to our table, where we received devoted service for the rest of the night.
- Then you can meet your long-lost friend, one who is supposed to be dead.
- I was actually put back in touch with my two long-lost half-brothers because of all this.
- He promised that once she was well enough they together would go on a search for the long-lost friend.
- It took Rhea almost an hour to finally locate this long-lost friend and guardian, and she restrained herself from running into the room.
- A former East Lancashire woman who now lives in Mexico is trying to get in touch with a long-lost friend from Darwen.
- I bet long-lost relatives are already lining up to hail their cousin!
- He'd walked into Hanson's office to be greeted by Oldfield as a long-lost friend.
- Since his arrival he has been searching for his long-lost relatives and for the next four weeks he will be documenting his search.
- It turns out it was his day to visit with a few other long-lost friends.
- As families spread rugs on the grass, or head off to pick fruit, others greet each other like long-lost friends.
- Village children yell the names of the Noronha girls, their long-lost friends.
- I've found a foolproof way to make long-lost friends come out of the woodwork.
- Pat spent that evening and night with long-lost friends and had the time of his life.
- After some investigation, she becomes convinced the stranger is her long-lost father.
- Here you can see reconstructed Inca ruins evoking a long-lost past.
- They are also perfect settings for a reunion of long-lost friends, or a quiet rendezvous of two loving souls.
- Since his arrival he has been searching for his long-lost relatives.
- The claimant knows all the things he ought to know, and talks convincingly to the long-lost heir's friends.
- That's why her eldest son, Patsy, was determined to find some link with his long-lost Spanish cousins.

Definition of long-lost in US English:

long-lost

adjectiveˈlɔŋ ˈˌlɔstˈlôNG ˈˌlôst

Lost or absent for a long time.
很久不见的；早已逝去的
a long-lost friend
很久不见的朋友。
his long-lost youth
他早已逝去的青春。
Example sentencesExamples
- Pat spent that evening and night with long-lost friends and had the time of his life.
- Here you can see reconstructed Inca ruins evoking a long-lost past.
- He'd walked into Hanson's office to be greeted by Oldfield as a long-lost friend.
- Then you can meet your long-lost friend, one who is supposed to be dead.
- A former East Lancashire woman who now lives in Mexico is trying to get in touch with a long-lost friend from Darwen.
- It turns out it was his day to visit with a few other long-lost friends.
- I've found a foolproof way to make long-lost friends come out of the woodwork.
- Since his arrival he has been searching for his long-lost relatives and for the next four weeks he will be documenting his search.
- I bet long-lost relatives are already lining up to hail their cousin!
- Village children yell the names of the Noronha girls, their long-lost friends.
- We were greeted like long-lost friends and ushered to our table, where we received devoted service for the rest of the night.
- It took Rhea almost an hour to finally locate this long-lost friend and guardian, and she restrained herself from running into the room.
- Since his arrival he has been searching for his long-lost relatives.
- They are also perfect settings for a reunion of long-lost friends, or a quiet rendezvous of two loving souls.
- As families spread rugs on the grass, or head off to pick fruit, others greet each other like long-lost friends.
- After some investigation, she becomes convinced the stranger is her long-lost father.
- He promised that once she was well enough they together would go on a search for the long-lost friend.
- That's why her eldest son, Patsy, was determined to find some link with his long-lost Spanish cousins.
- The claimant knows all the things he ought to know, and talks convincingly to the long-lost heir's friends.
- I was actually put back in touch with my two long-lost half-brothers because of all this.

词汇	long-lost
释义	Definition of long-lost in English: long-lost adjective ˌlɒŋˈlɒstˈlɔŋ ˈˌlɔst attributive Lost or absent for a long time. 很久不见的；早已逝去的 a long-lost friend 很久不见的朋友。 his long-lost youth 他早已逝去的青春。 Example sentencesExamples We were greeted like long-lost friends and ushered to our table, where we received devoted service for the rest of the night. Then you can meet your long-lost friend, one who is supposed to be dead. I was actually put back in touch with my two long-lost half-brothers because of all this. He promised that once she was well enough they together would go on a search for the long-lost friend. It took Rhea almost an hour to finally locate this long-lost friend and guardian, and she restrained herself from running into the room. A former East Lancashire woman who now lives in Mexico is trying to get in touch with a long-lost friend from Darwen. I bet long-lost relatives are already lining up to hail their cousin! He'd walked into Hanson's office to be greeted by Oldfield as a long-lost friend. Since his arrival he has been searching for his long-lost relatives and for the next four weeks he will be documenting his search. It turns out it was his day to visit with a few other long-lost friends. As families spread rugs on the grass, or head off to pick fruit, others greet each other like long-lost friends. Village children yell the names of the Noronha girls, their long-lost friends. I've found a foolproof way to make long-lost friends come out of the woodwork. Pat spent that evening and night with long-lost friends and had the time of his life. After some investigation, she becomes convinced the stranger is her long-lost father. Here you can see reconstructed Inca ruins evoking a long-lost past. They are also perfect settings for a reunion of long-lost friends, or a quiet rendezvous of two loving souls. Since his arrival he has been searching for his long-lost relatives. The claimant knows all the things he ought to know, and talks convincingly to the long-lost heir's friends. That's why her eldest son, Patsy, was determined to find some link with his long-lost Spanish cousins. Definition of long-lost in US English: long-lost adjectiveˈlɔŋ ˈˌlɔstˈlôNG ˈˌlôst Lost or absent for a long time. 很久不见的；早已逝去的 a long-lost friend 很久不见的朋友。 his long-lost youth 他早已逝去的青春。 Example sentencesExamples Pat spent that evening and night with long-lost friends and had the time of his life. Here you can see reconstructed Inca ruins evoking a long-lost past. He'd walked into Hanson's office to be greeted by Oldfield as a long-lost friend. Then you can meet your long-lost friend, one who is supposed to be dead. A former East Lancashire woman who now lives in Mexico is trying to get in touch with a long-lost friend from Darwen. It turns out it was his day to visit with a few other long-lost friends. I've found a foolproof way to make long-lost friends come out of the woodwork. Since his arrival he has been searching for his long-lost relatives and for the next four weeks he will be documenting his search. I bet long-lost relatives are already lining up to hail their cousin! Village children yell the names of the Noronha girls, their long-lost friends. We were greeted like long-lost friends and ushered to our table, where we received devoted service for the rest of the night. It took Rhea almost an hour to finally locate this long-lost friend and guardian, and she restrained herself from running into the room. Since his arrival he has been searching for his long-lost relatives. They are also perfect settings for a reunion of long-lost friends, or a quiet rendezvous of two loving souls. As families spread rugs on the grass, or head off to pick fruit, others greet each other like long-lost friends. After some investigation, she becomes convinced the stranger is her long-lost father. He promised that once she was well enough they together would go on a search for the long-lost friend. That's why her eldest son, Patsy, was determined to find some link with his long-lost Spanish cousins. The claimant knows all the things he ought to know, and talks convincingly to the long-lost heir's friends. I was actually put back in touch with my two long-lost half-brothers because of all this.
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