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    Larguísima (en. Very long)

    /laɾˈɡi.sima/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Definition: That is extremely long in length or duration.
    Example Sentence: The parade line was very long.
    La cola del desfile era larguísima.
    Definition: Refers to something that prolongs for a long time.
    Example Sentence: The meeting was very long and exhausting.
    La reunión fue larguísima y agotadora.
    Definition: Describes a list or set of items that takes up a lot of space or time.
    Example Sentence: You have a very long to-do list.
    Tienes una larguísima lista de tareas por hacer.

    Etymology

    Etymology/Origin: Derived from the adjective 'long' with the superlative suffix '-ísimo'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Common Phrase: a very long wait
    Meaning: A waiting time that feels very prolonged.
    una larguísima espera
    Common Phrase: very long conversation
    Meaning: A talk that extends for a long time.
    larguísima conversación
    Common Phrase: very long working day
    Meaning: A workday that seems never-ending.
    larguísima jornada

    Related Words

    Related Word: long
    Description: That has a length greater than normal.
    largo
    Related Word: extensive
    Description: That takes up a lot of space in extent.
    extenso
    Related Word: prolonged
    Description: That has extended in time more than expected.
    prolongado

    Slang Meanings

    Slang Meaning: Refers to something very boring due to its duration.
    Slang Example: That movie was very long; I couldn’t stand it.
    Esa película fue larguísima, no podía soportarla.
    Slang Meaning: Describing a talk or speech that doesn’t end.
    Slang Example: The teacher gave a very long talk about the subject.
    El profesor dio una charla larguísima sobre el tema.