prolonged

English

prolonged (comparative more prolonged, superlative most prolonged)

lengthy in duration; extended; protracted.
- 2023 February 22, Paul Clifton, “Network News: All SWR main lines disrupted, but landslip repaired”, in RAIL, number 977, page 9:
  The landslip followed a period of prolonged rainfall.

lengthy in duration; extended; protracted

Azerbaijani: davamlı, sürəkli, uzun sürən
Bulgarian: удължен (bg) (udǎlžen), продължителен (bg) (prodǎlžitelen)
Finnish: pitkällinen (lengthy); pitkittynyt (fi) (extended due to reasons not under control); pitkitetty, jatkettu (fi) (extended at will)
French: prolongé (fr)
German: anhaltend (de), lang anhaltend, andauernd (de), ausgedehnt (de), langwierig (de) (illness, disease), länger dauernd, länger andauernd, verlängert (de), protrahiert (de), gedehnt (de) (temporally), prolongiert (de), Dauer-, Langzeit- (de)
Greek: παρατεταμένος (el) m (paratetaménos)
Hungarian: hosszú (hu), hosszadalmas (hu), hosszan tartó
Italian: prolungato (it)
Latin: prōductus (la)
Maori: auroa
Portuguese: prolongado (pt)
Romanian: prelung (ro), îndelungat (ro)
Spanish: prolongado (es)
Swedish: långvarig (sv), utdragen (sv)

prolonged

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