Livelong Meaning in English

word

US

ˈlɪvˌlɔŋ

LIV-lawng

UK

lˈaɪvlɒŋ

lyv-LONG

परिभाषा

An old-fashioned word meaning 'whole' or 'entire', mainly used in set phrases like 'the livelong day' for emphasis.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Very old-fashioned and rarely used outside set phrases, especially 'the livelong day'. Not used in modern, everyday English except for poetic or dramatic effect.

• Spanish: todo (el) - entero (el) (usado en expresiones literarias, como 'todo el día')
• Portuguese (BR): todo (usado em expressões literárias, como 'todo o dia')
• Portuguese (PT): todo (usado em expressões literárias, como 'todo o dia')
• Chinese (Simplified): 整整的（用于文学表达，比如“整整一天”）
• Chinese (Traditional): 整整的（用於文學表達，比如“整整一天”）
• Hindi: पूरा (किसी अवधि के लिए, विशेषकर साहित्यिक, जैसे 'पूरा दिन')
• Arabic: كامل (تُستخدم في عبارات أدبية، مثل 'اليوم الكامل')
• Bengali: সমগ্র - পুরো
• Russian: целый - весь
• Japanese: 丸一 - 一日中（詩的表現）
• Vietnamese: suốt - trọn
• Korean: 온 - 내내
• Turkish: boyunca - tüm
• Urdu: پورا - سارا
• Indonesian: sepanjang - seluruh

उदाहरण वाक्य

He worked livelong hours in the field.

basic

She sang all the livelong day.

basic

We waited the livelong night for their return.

basic

They played in the garden for the livelong afternoon.

natural

Old songs tell of wandering the livelong road.

natural

You can hear the train whistle all the livelong night.

natural