long
/lɒŋ/ adverbTranslation
› for a long time
uzun süre, epey zaman
We didn't have to wait long for the train. The band played long into the night.1551 as long as › used when you are talking about something that must happen before something else can happen
...dığı/diği sürece; ...mak/mek şartıyla; eğer
You can play football as long as you do your homework first.1243 before long › soon
çok geçmeden, daha fazla geç olmadan, kısa zamanda
He'll be home before long.1580 long ago › If something happened long ago, it happened a great amount of time ago.
uzun süre önce, epey önce, çok evvelden
1579 no longer/not any longer › not now
artık, bundan böyle
He no longer works here.1579(Definition of long adverb from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
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