lifespan in Chinese
lifespan in Chinese is 长寿 — lifespan means the length of time an organism typically lives.
lifespan in Chinese
长寿
Pronounced: cháng shòu
(biology) The length of time for which an organism lives.
What does "lifespan" mean?
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noun The length of time an organism typically lives.
"The average human lifespan has increased over the last century."
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noun The length of time something remains useful, valid, or in existence.
"The phone's battery has a lifespan of about three years."
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lifespan in a sentence
- The average human lifespan has increased over the last century.
- A housefly has a lifespan of just a few weeks.
- The phone's battery has a lifespan of about three years.
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What is "lifespan" in Chinese?
"lifespan" in Chinese is 长寿. lifespan means: The length of time an organism typically lives.
How do you pronounce 长寿?
"lifespan" in Chinese is 长寿, pronounced "cháng shòu".
How do you use "lifespan" in a sentence?
Example: "The average human lifespan has increased over the last century." In Chinese, "lifespan" is 长寿.
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