last

/lɑːst/
adj 5verb 5noun 5det 2adv 2

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(verb.)

ADV

long

This phone battery lasts long enough to get me through a full day of work.

forever, indefinitely

The old bridge lasted indefinitely even though no one had repaired it in decades.

never

I have never last seen her so angry about a simple mistake.

VERB + LAST

can/cannot, could (not)

The battery in my old phone could last only two days before needing a charge.

will/won't, would (not)

His interest in learning guitar lasted only a few weeks before he gave up.

be likely/unlikely to

The ceasefire agreement is unlikely to last more than a few weeks.

be expected to

seem to

The meeting seemed to last much longer than the scheduled two hours.

be built to

My grandmother's old leather jacket was built to last and she wore it for thirty years.

PREP

for

The battery in my phone lasts for about two days if I don't use it much.

into

The battery lasted into the afternoon before the phone finally died.

until

The music festival runs until last summer, when they decided to stop organizing it.

PHRASES

while sth lasts

We should enjoy this discount while it lasts before the store changes its prices.

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