长年累月 — Chinese idiom
长年累月
cháng nián lěi yuè
Traditional: 長年累月
Meaning
- year in, year out
- (over) many years
Character by character
- 长chánglong, lasting; to excel in
- 年niányear; anniversary; a person's age
- 累lěitired; to accumulate; to involve; bother, nuisance
- 月yuèmoon; month
Idioms sharing a character
- 一技之长 yī jì zhī cháng
- 一长一短 yī cháng yī duǎn
- 来日方长 lái rì fāng cháng
- 各显所长 gè xiǎn suǒ cháng
- 土生土长 tǔ shēng tǔ zhǎng
- 大排长龙 dà pái cháng lóng
- 天长地久 tiān cháng dì jiǔ
- 天长日久 tiān cháng rì jiǔ
- 好景不长 hǎo jǐng bù cháng
- 寓意深长 yù yì shēn cháng
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