| 单词 | long-duration | 
| 释义 | > as lemmaslong-duration   long-duration adj. 		 (a) that lasts for or involves a relatively long period of time;		 (b) (Finance) maturing or becoming effective only after a relatively long period of time. ΚΠ 1888    Nature 4 Oct. 558/1  				There are cases in which falling stars emanate from the same part of the sky for long periods of time. One of these long-duration radiants..is shown in the accompanying illustration. 1910    Evening News 		(London)	 2 Aug. 2/5  				In looking to the future we must remember that the high-speed machine cannot at the same time be the machine for long-duration flight. 1925    Trans. Actuarial Soc. Amer. 26 510 		(heading)	  				Long Duration Bonds. 1973    Bankers Mag. Autumn 39/1  				A significant proportion of the investors with a demand for long-duration assets, such as life insurance companies and pension funds, also do not have a need for continuous cash inflows. 1992    Contemp. Sociol. 21 870/2  				The fourth section..postulates a range of techniques..that could be useful in facilitating human adjustment to anticipated conditions of long-duration space-flight. 2015    USA Today 		(Nexis)	 12 Feb. (Money section) 5 b  				If you're a short-term investor in a long-duration fund and rates rise, you won't have the time horizon to recoup your principal. < as lemmas | 
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