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Definition of long-standing in English: long-standingadjective ˌlɒŋˈstandɪŋˈlɔŋ ˈˌstændɪŋ Having existed or continued for a long time. 长期存在的，长期持续的 a long-standing tradition 长期传统。 Example sentencesExamples - We have a long-standing and vitally important relationship with the United States.
- The commercialisation of Christmas is a long-standing theme of writers like myself.
- The firm has a long-standing relationship with Morrisons dating back more than 30 years.
- I say no to all invitations to travel, but honour long-standing promises to appear in London and Aberdeen.
- It captures the essence of a short drink, and develops the brand without betraying its long-standing values.
- Quite why the Spanish are identified with long-standing unofficial working practices escapes me.
- It is also a sport that has a long-standing connection with Scotland.
- Unlike trick or treat, Mischief Night is a long-standing British tradition.
- Mr Beaton's family have also been long-standing members of Yorkshire's farming community.
- It seems the long-standing fashion for north European looks is now fully and officially dead.
- She saw a lot of herself in my wife, who, in turn, never forgot the long-standing kindness that had been shown to her family.
- They fear the change will be too stressful and that long-standing relationships with staff will be shattered.
- The detector was designed to work on the long-standing solar neutrino problem.
- It helps to remind us of the long-standing peace between England and France and reminds us to continue that peace.
- The incident was believed to have arisen out of a long-standing territorial dispute between two companies.
- However, quarrying is a long-standing industry, one which was there centuries before tourism.
- Delia Smith has been a long-standing customer, and features the firm's eggs on the front of one of her cookery books.
- Milk prices are the most long-standing problem and he particularly wanted support from the dairy industry.
- You infuse energy and romance in long-standing relationships and rejuvenate them.
- If McCall has to go, then it will break a long-standing tradition in football.
Synonyms well established, long-established, established, fixed time-honoured, time-hallowed abiding, enduring, long-lived, surviving, persistent, prevailing, durable, perennial firm, constant, deep-rooted, steady, stable, staunch, long-term
Definition of long-standing in US English: long-standing(also longstanding) adjectiveˈlôNG ˈˌstandiNGˈlɔŋ ˈˌstændɪŋ Having existed or continued for a long time. 长期存在的，长期持续的 a long-standing tradition 长期传统。 Example sentencesExamples - I say no to all invitations to travel, but honour long-standing promises to appear in London and Aberdeen.
- It is also a sport that has a long-standing connection with Scotland.
- Delia Smith has been a long-standing customer, and features the firm's eggs on the front of one of her cookery books.
- Quite why the Spanish are identified with long-standing unofficial working practices escapes me.
- The detector was designed to work on the long-standing solar neutrino problem.
- It helps to remind us of the long-standing peace between England and France and reminds us to continue that peace.
- Milk prices are the most long-standing problem and he particularly wanted support from the dairy industry.
- She saw a lot of herself in my wife, who, in turn, never forgot the long-standing kindness that had been shown to her family.
- You infuse energy and romance in long-standing relationships and rejuvenate them.
- It seems the long-standing fashion for north European looks is now fully and officially dead.
- They fear the change will be too stressful and that long-standing relationships with staff will be shattered.
- The firm has a long-standing relationship with Morrisons dating back more than 30 years.
- We have a long-standing and vitally important relationship with the United States.
- If McCall has to go, then it will break a long-standing tradition in football.
- Unlike trick or treat, Mischief Night is a long-standing British tradition.
- It captures the essence of a short drink, and develops the brand without betraying its long-standing values.
- The incident was believed to have arisen out of a long-standing territorial dispute between two companies.
- The commercialisation of Christmas is a long-standing theme of writers like myself.
- However, quarrying is a long-standing industry, one which was there centuries before tourism.
- Mr Beaton's family have also been long-standing members of Yorkshire's farming community.
Synonyms well established, long-established, established, fixed
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