英语词组as long as是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

as long as

1. Considering the fact that; seeing as; because. Hey, as long as you're going to the shop, would you mind picking me up a gallon of milk? I suppose I might as well do a bit of work on my thesis as long as I've got the apartment to myself.

2. If it is the case that; provided that. Hey, as long as you get your homework finished and handed in on time, I don't care what kind of music you listen to. OK, you can have one cookie before dinner as long as you don't spoil your appetite!

3. For the amount of time that (is stipulated). Run for as long as you are able, and then we can walk.

as long as

1. and so long as since; because. As long as you're going to the bakery, please buy some fresh bread. So long as you're here, please stay for dinner.

2. and so long as if; only if. You may have dessert so long as you eat all your vegetables. You can go out this evening as long as you promise to be home by midnight.

3. for a specified length of time. You may stay out as long as you like. I didn't go to school as long as Bill did.

as long as

1. For the period of time that, as in You may keep the book as long as you want, that is, keep it for whatever time you wish to. [Early 1400s]

2. Also, so long as. Since, because, as in Please pick up some milk as long as you are going to the store, or So long as you're here, you might as well stay for dinner.

3. Also, so long as; just so. Provided that, as in As long as you don't expect it by tomorrow, I'll make the drawing, or So long as sales are greater than returns, the company will make a profit, or You may have another cookie, just so you don't take the last one. [Early 1800s]

as/so ˈlong as

on condition that: As long as you tidy your room first, you can go out to play.I’ll lend you my car so long as you promise to take great care of it.

词组	as long as
释义	Idiom as long as and so long as Theme: IF if; only if. You may have dessert so long as you eat all your vegetables.You can go out this evening as long as you promise to be home by midnight. Idiom as long as and So long as Theme: BECAUSE since; because. As long as you're going to the bakery, please buy some fresh bread.So long as you're here, please stay for dinner. Idiom as long as if. My roses grow well as long as I they have just enough water and plenty of plant food.Promoting a product before it is available is a good idea, so long as you are certain it will be available soon. as long as 1. Considering the fact that; seeing as; because. Hey, as long as you're going to the shop, would you mind picking me up a gallon of milk? I suppose I might as well do a bit of work on my thesis as long as I've got the apartment to myself. 2. If it is the case that; provided that. Hey, as long as you get your homework finished and handed in on time, I don't care what kind of music you listen to. OK, you can have one cookie before dinner as long as you don't spoil your appetite! 3. For the amount of time that (is stipulated). Run for as long as you are able, and then we can walk. as long as 1. and so long as since; because. As long as you're going to the bakery, please buy some fresh bread. So long as you're here, please stay for dinner. 2. and so long as if; only if. You may have dessert so long as you eat all your vegetables. You can go out this evening as long as you promise to be home by midnight. 3. for a specified length of time. You may stay out as long as you like. I didn't go to school as long as Bill did. as long as 1. For the period of time that, as in You may keep the book as long as you want, that is, keep it for whatever time you wish to. [Early 1400s] 2. Also, so long as. Since, because, as in Please pick up some milk as long as you are going to the store, or So long as you're here, you might as well stay for dinner. 3. Also, so long as; just so. Provided that, as in As long as you don't expect it by tomorrow, I'll make the drawing, or So long as sales are greater than returns, the company will make a profit, or You may have another cookie, just so you don't take the last one. [Early 1800s] as/so ˈlong as on condition that: As long as you tidy your room first, you can go out to play.I’ll lend you my car so long as you promise to take great care of it.
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