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protracted

英 [prəˈtræktɪd]

美 [prəˈtræktɪd]

adj.  延长的; 拖延的; 持久的

过去分词:protracted 

TEM8

Collins.1 / BNC.11329 / COCA.11768

牛津词典

    adj.

    • 延长的;拖延的;持久的
      lasting longer than expected or longer than usual
      1. protracted delays/disputes/negotiations
        持久的延误 / 争论 / 谈判

    柯林斯词典

    • ADJ-GRADED 延长的;拖延的;持久的
      Something, usually something unpleasant, that isprotractedlasts a long time, especially longer than usual or longer than you hoped.
      1. After protracted negotiations, Ogden got the deal he wanted...
        经过长时间的谈判,奥格登得到了他想要的那笔生意。
      2. ...a protracted civil war...
        持久的内战
      3. The struggle would be bitter and protracted.
        斗争将会艰苦而漫长。

    英英释义

    adj

    • relatively long in duration
      1. a drawn-out argument
      2. an extended discussion
      3. a lengthy visit from her mother-in-law
      4. a prolonged and bitter struggle
      5. protracted negotiations
      Synonym:drawn-outextendedlengthyprolonged

    双语例句

    • This usually involves protracted negotiations with property owners.
      这方面的工作通常涉及与业主进行冗长的商议。
    • How to conduct protracted war and how to win the final victory?
      怎样进行持久战和怎样争取最后胜利?
    • Be fully aware of protracted nature of political civilization and guarantee and push forward it by lawsystem;
      充分认识政治文明建设的长期性,并用法律和制度加以保障和推进;
    • Campaigns of attrition are supplementary but necessary in protracted war.
      战役的消耗战,是辅助的,但也是持久作战所需要的。
    • The war to China must is a protracted war.
      对中国的战争应坚持持久战。
    • A protracted period of economic contraction risks the spread of social disorder and political conflict.
      如果经济持续萎缩,我们将面临社会动荡和政治冲突的危险。
    • She was late returning to the office after a protracted lunch.
      慢吞吞地吃了一顿午饭,她回办公室晚了。
    • But no Western government has the stomach for a protracted land war in the Balkans.
      可是没有任何西方政府对在巴尔干进行旷日持久的地面战争有胃口。
    • This trend also provides a basis for our ability to fight a protracted war and win final victory.
      这个方面,又给予我们以能够持久和最后胜利的根据。
    • Yes, voters are angry about the prospect of protracted stagnation; some have gone on strike.
      是的,选民们对经济长期停滞的前景感到愤怒;有些人已经开始罢工了。