long-term in French
long-term in French is à long terme — long-term means lasting, continuing or taking effect over a long period of time.
long-term in French
à long terme
What does "long-term" mean?
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adjective Lasting, continuing or taking effect over a long period of time.
"The council has no long-term plan for the site."
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noun A distant point in the future, considered as the period over which something will finally have effect; used in the phrase "the long term".
"Cutting maintenance saves nothing in the long term."
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long-term in a sentence
- The council has no long-term plan for the site.
- Smoking causes long-term damage to the lungs.
- Cutting maintenance saves nothing in the long term.
- In the long term, the two firms plan to merge.
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What is "long-term" in French?
"long-term" in French is à long terme. long-term means: Lasting, continuing or taking effect over a long period of time.
How do you use "long-term" in a sentence?
Example: "The council has no long-term plan for the site." In French, "long-term" is à long terme.
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