long-time

['lɔŋ'taɪm]

давний (ART Vancouver); старый (Andrew052); бессменный (Oxford Dictionary: (especially of a person) having had a specified role or identity for a long time. Boris Gorelik); долгосрочный; давнишний

long time ['lɒŋ'taɪm]

long time

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