| 单词 | lifelong |
| 释义 | lifelong (laɪflɒŋ , US -lɔːŋ ) adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] Lifelong means existing or happening for the whole of a person's life. ...her lifelong friendship with Naomi. Synonyms: long-lasting, enduring, lasting, permanent Collocations: lifelong bond What starts as a shared business plan in spring can be a lifelong bond by autumn. The Sun Their lifelong bond was pure magic. Times,Sunday Times Former members have spoken of the lifelong bond they feel toward one another. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 They enjoyed their time together very much, and it created a deep and lifelong bond between them. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The day ritually emphasizes the love and lifelong bond between siblings. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 It was dealt with swiftly by staff but left him with a lifelong fear of serpents. Times, Sunday Times The footballer, who has had to overcome a lifelong fear of needles, was injected with a local anaesthetic in a 90-minute procedure. The Sun This gave him a lifelong fear of structured learning. Times, Sunday Times She was then entered into repeated competitions, which usually ended in anxiety-induced humiliation and instilled a lifelong fear of performing. Times, Sunday Times The incident left her with a lifelong fear of cats. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 That led to a lifelong obsession with the expedition itself. Smithsonian Another sort of person might have found this character-forming; the only thing it formed in me was a lifelong obsession with sleeping enough. Times, Sunday Times Fortunately for medicine, the experience also sparked a lifelong obsession with quality control. Times, Sunday Times I fell in love with it instantly and music became a lifelong obsession. The Sun A trip to a point-to-point meeting at the age of seven won him seven shillings and triggered a lifelong obsession with probability. Times,Sunday Times I'd lost my lifelong partner and found myself alone, as a housekeeper to an empty house. Times, Sunday Times We grew up in the expectation of having a lifelong partner. Times, Sunday Times Her lifelong partner was female. Times, Sunday Times Lifelong partners have died of a broken heart shortly after being split up. The Sun We want to build a lifelong passion for learning, help our pupils become culturally aware and show them how exciting big ideas are. Times, Sunday Times It was the beginning of what was to become a lifelong passion. Times, Sunday Times It was the start of a lifelong passion for managing deer and their natural habitat. Times, Sunday Times His biggest non-work expense was his lifelong passion for sailing. Times, Sunday Times It was the start of my lifelong passion for the fells. Times, Sunday Times I decided to make intellectual growth a lifelong pursuit. Christianity Today He taught us to view drawing not only as a childhood occupation but as a lifelong pursuit. The Sun Attaching a way suffix to the name would suggest a lifelong pursuit of learning and personal development. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Haggard frequently toys with the idea of fate in many of his novels, often questioning the importance of free will in an individual's lifelong pursuits. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 In his lifelong quest to understand the secrets of respiration, he became a connoisseur of rare gases, an authority on their detection and effects. Times, Sunday Times I tell you, for me it has been a lifelong quest. Times, Sunday Times His subsequent work reflects this lifelong quest. The Times Literary Supplement That inspired, in turn, 'a lifelong quest for empathy'. The Times Literary Supplement But his private life had long been in turmoil, and this, coupled with a lifelong quest to comprehend how human beings function, would prove the undoing of his clients. Times, Sunday Times A handful of iconic sculptures are shown alongside prints and photographs to emphasise the artist's lifelong relationship with the landscape. Times, Sunday Times He walked her home-the beginning of their lifelong relationship and ministry together. Christianity Today The ideal, he suggests, would be a return to old-style building societies that had a lifelong relationship with customers and their savings. Times, Sunday Times There's also her lifelong relationship with busy. Times, Sunday Times It details how a lifelong relationship with a club can swell and eddy, but the ending reveals stasis. Times, Sunday Times He was forty-four years old in 1988, and described himself as a lifelong resident of the ward. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Black-capped chickadees meet this condition, being long-term and often lifelong residents in the same piece of wood or backyard. Christianity Today We heard from proud lifelong residents as well as former locals yearning to make a return move. Times, Sunday Times Older, lifelong residents often clash with the values of the young urban professionals and students moving in. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 It was once owned by a few families and was inhabited by lifelong residents. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He said that he was inspired to try the diet after a lifelong struggle with food. Times, Sunday Times A fierce competitor, he speaks impressively in public after a lifelong struggle with a stammer. Times, Sunday Times This memoir catalogs the lifelong struggle of societal acceptance as well as personal acceptance of his blindness. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Approximately 60% of participants reported a lifelong struggle with their weight; this was the first weight-loss class for approximately 33% of participants. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 But the mum of one, a lifelong supporter, yesterday begged for the three-year ban to be lifted and said it had all been an accident. The Sun He was a lifelong supporter of charities, particularly, having been blinded in his left eye in a childhood conker fight, those for the blind. Times, Sunday Times He became a lifelong supporter of socialist and communist politics. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 She remained a lifelong supporter, attending his operas and subscribing to his music. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Translations: Chinese: 终生的 Japanese: 一生の |
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