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Definition of long distance in English: long distance(also long-distance) adjective 1Travelling or operating between distant places. 长途（旅行）的 a long-distance lorry driver 长途卡车司机。 long-distance phone calls 长途电话。 Example sentencesExamples - Roddy himself was a long-distance lorry driver, then he moved to Edinburgh for five years.
- The company regularly achieves the highest passenger satisfaction ratings of the long-distance operators.
- Many people do not have a car and use buses and trucks for local and long-distance travel.
- Her husband was a long-distance lorry driver operating within the United Kingdom.
- It's little wonder that fewer young men want to drive long-distance trucks.
- With long-distance travel people can be far more flexible about exactly when they travel and they can book in advance.
- People who use energy efficient methods for long-distance travel obtain rewards.
- At a few bunks on the city's outskirts, there are also resting facilities for long-distance travellers.
- He points out that the magazine shop and snack bar are mainly used by long-distance travellers who use the National Highway.
- Of course, this is an emerging nightmare for local and long-distance phone companies.
- Digger has decided to use my cell phone to make long-distance calls.
- She switches between languages when making long-distance phone calls from work.
- The heady aroma of diesel and agarbatti brings to mind the dash and swagger of long-distance bus and truck drivers.
- He has called for taxi operators to have a relief driver available for long-distance trips.
- Federal deregulation has done the same for plane tickets and long-distance phone calls.
- We have the best record of the long-distance train operating companies and continue to provide an excellent service.
- The temptation to become a long-distance lorry driver is still there.
- The TRA operates three classes of long-distance rail service and one type of electric commuter train.
- Skinner's voice has gathered the dust of long-distance phone calls.
- They were barred from operating on long-distance routes, he alleged.
2Denoting or relating to a race distance of 6 miles or 10,000 metres (6 miles 376 yds), or longer. 〔田径〕长距离（全程6英里或10, 000米 即6英里376码或以上） 长途卡车司机。 Example sentencesExamples - At the outset I assumed I would end up with two sprinters, two milers and two long-distance runners.
- They talk about the loneliness of the long-distance runner and, with no one on hand to help or comfort her, she was a picture of isolation.
- Sunday will feature a long-distance race for catamarans and keelboats.
- This year's toll of four deaths is grimly shocking and raises questions about the safety of such long-distance races.
- Midfield players are far more athletic now, resembling long-distance runners.
adverb Between distant places. 远距离地 长途旅行。 Example sentencesExamples - Anyone wishing to travel long-distance in a hurry goes by plane.
Definition of long distance in US English: long distance(also long-distance) adjectiveˈlɔŋ ˈˌdɪstəns 1Traveling or operating between distant places. 长途（旅行）的 a long-distance truck driver 长途卡车司机。 long-distance phone calls 长途电话。 Example sentencesExamples - The company regularly achieves the highest passenger satisfaction ratings of the long-distance operators.
- With long-distance travel people can be far more flexible about exactly when they travel and they can book in advance.
- People who use energy efficient methods for long-distance travel obtain rewards.
- Of course, this is an emerging nightmare for local and long-distance phone companies.
- It's little wonder that fewer young men want to drive long-distance trucks.
- Federal deregulation has done the same for plane tickets and long-distance phone calls.
- Her husband was a long-distance lorry driver operating within the United Kingdom.
- We have the best record of the long-distance train operating companies and continue to provide an excellent service.
- They were barred from operating on long-distance routes, he alleged.
- The heady aroma of diesel and agarbatti brings to mind the dash and swagger of long-distance bus and truck drivers.
- He points out that the magazine shop and snack bar are mainly used by long-distance travellers who use the National Highway.
- He has called for taxi operators to have a relief driver available for long-distance trips.
- Digger has decided to use my cell phone to make long-distance calls.
- The temptation to become a long-distance lorry driver is still there.
- She switches between languages when making long-distance phone calls from work.
- At a few bunks on the city's outskirts, there are also resting facilities for long-distance travellers.
- Skinner's voice has gathered the dust of long-distance phone calls.
- Many people do not have a car and use buses and trucks for local and long-distance travel.
- Roddy himself was a long-distance lorry driver, then he moved to Edinburgh for five years.
- The TRA operates three classes of long-distance rail service and one type of electric commuter train.
2Denoting or relating to a race distance of 6 miles or 10,000 meters (6 miles 376 yds), or longer. 〔田径〕长距离（全程6英里或10, 000米 即6英里376码或以上） 长途卡车司机。 Example sentencesExamples - This year's toll of four deaths is grimly shocking and raises questions about the safety of such long-distance races.
- They talk about the loneliness of the long-distance runner and, with no one on hand to help or comfort her, she was a picture of isolation.
- Sunday will feature a long-distance race for catamarans and keelboats.
- At the outset I assumed I would end up with two sprinters, two milers and two long-distance runners.
- Midfield players are far more athletic now, resembling long-distance runners.
adverbˈlɔŋ ˈˌdɪstəns Between distant places. 远距离地 长途旅行。 Example sentencesExamples - Anyone wishing to travel long-distance in a hurry goes by plane.
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