long-lived
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++long-lived /ˌlɒŋ ˈlɪvd◂ $ ˌlɒːŋ ˈlaɪvd/ adjective LONG TIMEliving or existing for a long time 长寿的；长期存在的 OPP short-lived Ostriches are long-lived birds. 鸵鸟是长寿的鸟类。 the band’s long-lived appeal 这个乐队经久不衰的魅力
Examples from the Corpus
long-lived• But that apparent growth may not be long-lived.• They were also amazingly healthy, immensely potent sexually, and unusually long-lived.• Typically, the highest dividends are paid by stable, long-lived companies.• Key among them is the problem facing most developed countries of how to fund reasonably comfortable retirements for an increasingly long-lived population.• They are a long-lived species and a pair will not lay eggs every year.• Bream are a long-lived species and a six or seven pound fish is likely to be an elderly one.• This is critical for Beaujolais, for it is not a long-lived wine.long-lived adjectiveChinese
existing living for long Corpus a or time
long-lived
long-lived /ˌlɒŋ ˈlɪvd◂ $ ˌlɒːŋ ˈlaɪvd/
adjective
living or existing for a long time
OPP short-lived:
Ostriches are long-lived birds.
the band’s long-lived appeal
long-lived /ˌlɒŋ ˈlɪvd◂ $ ˌlɒːŋ ˈlaɪvd/
adjectiveliving or existing for a long time
OPP short-lived:
old having lived for a long time; no longer young 指年老、年纪大 ：◆ She's getting old—she's 75 next year. 她上年纪了，明年就 75 岁了。 elderly ( used as a polite word for 'old'rather
* old 的委婉语，指年纪较大的、上了年纪的 ：◆ She is very busy caring for two elderly relatives. 她在忙着照顾两个年老的亲戚。 aged ( very old指年迈的、年老的 ：◆ Having aged relatives to stay in your house can be quite stressful. 年迈的亲戚住在家里有时压力相当大。 long-lived having a long life; lasting for a long time 指寿命长的、长寿的、经久耐用的、持久的 ：◆ Everyone in my family is exceptionally long-lived. 我们家每个人都特别长寿。 mature used as a polite or humorous way of saying that sb is no longer young 礼貌或幽默的说法，指某人已成年或不再年轻 ：◆ clothes for the mature woman 成年妇女的服装
Patterns
a(n) old/elderly/aged/long-lived/mature man/woman a(n) old/elderly/aged/mature gentleman/lady/couple