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Time - Span & Duration

Explore English idioms regarding span and duration with examples like "down the road" and "many moons".

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from a time that has begun a long ago

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at a point in time as a process or action continues or is being carried out

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a work day that is short compared to total hours of most jobs

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in the end of or over a long period of time

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used to describe a prolonged or indefinite period of time, often implying that something will continue for a very long duration

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to last only for a short period of time

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many moons
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used to refer to a long passage of time or a significant number of months or years

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at an unspecified point during a series of events or a process

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a very prolonged period of time

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used to say that something has existed or been done for an extremely long time, to the point where its origin or beginning is unknown or forgotten

Ex: By the time the archaeologists arrived , the ruins had stood from time immemorial.
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