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Перевод: longer

[прилагательное]
длительный; долгий; обширный; продолговатый; удлиненный;
[наречие]
долее; дольше

Тезаурус:

1. If you follow the 10K schedules provided, the most advanced runner will not do anything longer than two hours.
2. It was eighty pages longer than the standard biography of Antonin Dvok, the composer, and only seventy pages shorter than the definitive historical account of Rommel's North African campaign.
3. Just because their lives are no longer structured by employment or education, there is more space for a variety of life patterns among the elderly of any class background.
4. We will back British companies encountering any discrimination, trade barriers or state subsidies that should no longer exist within the Single Market.
5. As Nigel Haigh of the Institute for European Environmental Policy (IEEP) later remarked of electricity privatisation, one of its "great advantages is that the CEGB will no longer be making not only British air pollution policy but also some of its foreign policy".
6. Each time you go onto the court to play sets or points, you should first attempt a longer rally.
7. "You can no longer sustain pressure, no longer achieve a desired field position through such pressure.
8. The photogenic horns are similar to those of some of the White Park herds, though generally longer in proportion to the animal's size, and also like those of some of the Spanish and criollo breeds.
9. for example, the maintenance of blood pressure when changing from a lying to a standing position is achieved less rapidly as we age; as a result the blood supply to the brain is decreased for a longer time and there is a greater tendency to feel dizzy.
10. Also, as compared with a shot in which the subject traverses the picture directly from one side to the other, the diagonal movement gives the eye longer in which to take in what is going on and it reduces the need to pan the camera to follow the subject.
11. His face was composed, motionless with concentration, no longer smirking with terror, as he bent his will upon Marcus.
12. But how much longer will they remain so?
13. 17.1 If the Publisher notifies the Company that it no longer wishes to publish the Work then on written request by the Company the Publisher will execute such documents and do everything necessary to re-assign and vest the Work in the Company's ownership.