Pronunciation: /əz lɔːŋ əz/
adverb used to specify the condition or extent to which something is true or possible
A1 I can play outside as long as it's not raining.
A2 You can borrow my car as long as you promise to return it by tomorrow.
B1 You can join the club as long as you attend the meetings regularly.
B2 I will support your decision as long as you have thought it through carefully.
C1 I am willing to invest in your business as long as you can provide a solid business plan.
C2 I will continue to work with you as long as you maintain a high level of professionalism.
conjunction used to introduce a condition or stipulation
A1 I will go to the party as long as you come with me.
A2 I can lend you my car as long as you promise to drive carefully.
B1 I am willing to help you with your homework as long as you put in the effort.
B2 I will support your decision as long as you have thought it through.
C1 I will continue to work with you as long as you remain committed to the project.
C2 I am open to negotiations as long as both parties are willing to compromise.
formal As long as you follow the rules, you will have no problems.
informal You can stay out as long as you want, just make sure to be home before midnight.
slang I'll help you with your homework, as long as you don't snitch on me.
figurative You can achieve anything you set your mind to, as long as you believe in yourself.
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