long
lɒŋa. primarily temporal sense; being or indicating a relatively great or greater than average duration or passage of time or a duration as specified · a. primarily spatial sense; of relatively great or greater than average spatial extension or extension as specified · s. of relatively great height
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I am 14 meters long.
我有14米长。
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Like, how long was he an only child, and then like how was that introduction?
比如,他当了多久的独生子,然后它们初次见面是什么样?
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So getting bright light in your eyes from sunlight or even you know really bright artificial lights in the first hour of your day is amazing for increasing energy, mood, focus, alertness all day long.
所以在你一天中的第一个小时里,让阳光或非常明亮的人造光进入你的眼睛,对于提高全天的精力、情绪、专注力和警觉性非常有效。
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To be honest, I suppose I should be grateful for the weather today, because all through August we had actually a drought for quite a long time.
说实话,我想我应该对今天的天气心存感激,因为整个八月我们实际上干旱了很长一段时间。
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And so when we finally saw each other, we both just kind of went and got very very emotional because we had been kept apart so long.
所以当我们最终见到彼此的时候,我们都有些不知所措,变得非常非常激动,因为我们被隔开了太久。
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