释义 |
long-lostˌlong-ˈlost adjective [only before noun] - An ancient apple tree in the clearing has delicious, tart yellow apples of a long-lost variety.
- But Katrinka is sustained by her search for her long-lost son, and a wardrobe a Vegas showgirl could kill for.
- But to her surprise the patron and his very large, round-faced wife greeted him like a long-lost son.
- His long-lost cousin was a bit of a shock.
- I felt like Father Christmas as I entered the front door of the cottage to be welcomed like a long-lost son.
- Later on, backstage, I am greeted with enthusiasm, as if I were a long-lost friend or something.
- The bodies of successive generations transport them through time, so that a long-lost character may emerge in a distant descendant.
- The two girls decide instead to opt for a frantic search for their long-lost father.
► long-lost brother/cousin/friend etcNOUN► brother· He could not understand the familiarity of the elderly stranger, who gazed at him with the pride of a long-lost brother. ► cousin· His long-lost cousin was a bit of a shock.· Grow a long-lost cousin in Missouri, or something. ► friend· Later on, backstage, I am greeted with enthusiasm, as if I were a long-lost friend or something.· But she was looking at me as if we were long-lost friends. lost or not seen for a long time: long-lost treasureslong-lost brother/cousin/friend etc |