long-lived

英 [ˌlɒŋ ˈlɪvd]

美 [ˌlɔːŋ ˈlɪvd]

adj.  寿命长的; 长寿的; 经久耐用的; 持久的

牛津词典

adj.

• 寿命长的；长寿的；经久耐用的；持久的
  having a long life; lasting for a long time

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 长命的；持久的；耐久的
  Something that islong-livedlives or lasts for a long time.
  1. The flowers may only last a day but the plants are long-lived.
     这些花也许只开一天，但植物本身却很长寿。
  2. ...huge piles of long-lived radioactive material.
     一大堆耐久的放射性物质

英英释义

adj

• existing for a long time
  1. hopes for a durable peace
  2. a long-lasting friendship
  Synonym:durablelastinglong-lasting

双语例句

• No classical garbage collection algorithm can effectively decrease the repeated manipulations on those long-lived objects.
  单一的经典的垃圾收集算法不能够有效地减少对长生命周期对象的重复处理。
• It is a long-lived fish, sometimes reaching an age of40 years or more.
  是一种长命鱼，一般可以达到40岁或以上。
• It is much harder to see how such repair or regeneration could apply to the brain, in which long-lived neurons encapsulate experience and memory.
  然而，很难看到在大脑上发生这样的修复和再生，而大脑中长寿命的神经元保存了经验和记忆。
• This got me thinking about tooling for long-lived systems.
  这使我有机会思考如何为长期存在的系统构建工具的问题。
• Because classes are generally long-lived objects, they are allocated directly into tenure space.
  由于类通常是长期存活的对象，因此可以将它们直接分配到保留区空间。
• It has been shown that the defenses against ROS in a long-lived bird, the pigeon, are much more efficient than those in the short-lived rat, a mammal of similar size and metabolic rate.
  已经有研究表明在长寿命的鸟类、鸽子中，其对活性氧的防御力比大小和代谢率相似的哺乳动物即短寿命的大鼠更高效。
• The emerging consensus for the advanced world at least is that they will be deep and long-lived.
  正在形成的共识（至少对发达国家来说如此）是：这些创伤将是严重而持久的。
• Long-lived flows such as workflow.
  长期存活的程序流，比如工作流。
• Predominant yew in Europe; extraordinarily long-lived and slow growing; one of the oldest species in the world.
  欧洲一种主要的紫杉树；生长速度慢，但寿命极长；世界上最古老树种之一。
• He says studies on rodents have shown that skinny, long-lived laboratory mice had low thyroid hormone levels.
  他说，在一些啮齿目动物身上的研究已经表明，细小、长命的实验老鼠拥有较低的甲状腺激素水平。