Usage examples of "longest" in English with translation to German

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Which snake has the longest fangs? Welche Schlange hat die längsten Fangzähne?
Suicide is a leading cause of death in the country with the longest life expectancy. Selbstmord ist eine der Haupttodesursachen in dem Land mit der höchsten Lebenserwartung.
This is the longest bridge in the world. Diese ist die längste Brücke der Welt.
What is the longest river in the world? Wie heißt der längste Fluss der Welt?
The Nile is the longest river in the world. Der Nil ist der längste Fluss der Welt.
This is the longest novel that I have ever read. Das ist das längste Buch, das ich je gelesen habe.
The sciatic nerve is the longest nerve in the human body. Der Nervus ischiadicus ist der längste Nerv des menschlichen Körpers.
Having 25 letters, "anticonstitutionnellement" is the longest word in the French language. Mit 25 Buchstaben ist "anticonstitutionnellement" das längste Wort im Französischen.
Why are the longest sentences always the last ones to be translated? Warum werden die längsten Sätze immer als letzte übersetzt?
Daddy, let's make faces at each other and see who can keep from laughing the longest. Papa, lass uns gegenseitig Fratzen schneiden und sehen, wer es am längsten aushält, ohne zu lachen.
How long ago was that? Wie lang ist das her?
We have a long way to go. Wir müssen weit gehen.
The boss has been on his high horse all month long. Der Chef hat den ganzen Monat auf dem hohen Ross gesessen.
It was eight metres long. Es war acht Meter lang.
Our destination is still a long way off. Zu unserem Ziel ist es noch immer ein weiter Weg.
It was eighty meters long. Es war achtzig Meter lang.
It's a long way from tree to chair. Es ist ein weiter Weg vom Baum zum Stuhl.
It is a long story. Das ist eine lange Geschichte.
Yoko found it impossible to live alone any longer. Yoko fand es unmöglich weiter noch allein zu leben.
His lectures are very long. Seine Vorlesungen sind sehr lang.
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