long-lived

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long-lived
[ˈlɒŋˈlɪvd]
adjetivo
1anciano(a) (person); perdurable (campaign, friendship)

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long-lived [long-livd]
adjetivo
1Longevo, de larga vida; de mucha vida.

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long-lived [ˈlɒŋˈlɪvd]
adjective
[+person, species] longevo; de larga vida; [+plant] duradero; [+rumour] duradero; persistente
women are more long-lived than men las mujeres son más longevas que los hombres

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