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55 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: երկարաժամկետ (erkaražamket) — becoming evident after a relatively long time period
• Danish: langtids- — becoming evident after a relatively long time period
• Finnish: pitkän aikavälin — becoming evident after a relatively long time period
• French: à long terme — becoming evident after a relatively long time period
• Galician: a longo prazo — becoming evident after a relatively long time period
• Georgian: გრძელვადიანი (grʒelvadiani) — becoming evident after a relatively long time period
• German: Langzeit- — becoming evident after a relatively long time period
• Greek: μακροπρόθεσμος (makropróthesmos) — becoming evident after a relatively long time period
• Māori: pae tawhiti — becoming evident after a relatively long time period
• Norwegian Bokmål: langtids- — becoming evident after a relatively long time period
• Polish: długoterminowy — becoming evident after a relatively long time period
• Portuguese: a longo prazo — becoming evident after a relatively long time period
• Serbo-Croatian: dugoročan — becoming evident after a relatively long time period
• Spanish: a largo plazo — becoming evident after a relatively long time period
• Swedish: långtids- — becoming evident after a relatively long time period
• Thai: ระยะยาว — becoming evident after a relatively long time period
• Turkish: uzun vadeli — becoming evident after a relatively long time period
• Armenian: երկարաժամկետ (erkaražamket) — extending over a relatively long time period
• Bulgarian: дългосрочен (dǎlgosročen) — extending over a relatively long time period
• Catalan: a llarg termini — extending over a relatively long time period
• Chinese Mandarin: 長期 /长期 (chángqī) — extending over a relatively long time period
• Czech: dlouhodobý — extending over a relatively long time period
• Danish: langvarig — extending over a relatively long time period
• Danish: langsiktig — extending over a relatively long time period
• Dutch: langdurig — extending over a relatively long time period
• Dutch: langlopend — extending over a relatively long time period
• Dutch: langetermijn- — extending over a relatively long time period
• Finnish: pitkän aikavälin — extending over a relatively long time period
• Finnish: pitkäaikainen — extending over a relatively long time period
• Finnish: pitkäaikais- — extending over a relatively long time period
• Finnish: pitkäjänteinen — extending over a relatively long time period
• Finnish: pitkäkestoinen — extending over a relatively long time period
• French: à long terme — extending over a relatively long time period
• Galician: a longo prazo — extending over a relatively long time period
• German: langfristig — extending over a relatively long time period
• German: langanhaltend — extending over a relatively long time period
• Greek: μακροπρόθεσμος (makropróthesmos) — extending over a relatively long time period
• Indonesian: jangka panjang — extending over a relatively long time period
• Italian: a lungo termine — extending over a relatively long time period
• Japanese: 長期の (chōki no) — extending over a relatively long time period
• Māori: tūroa — extending over a relatively long time period
• Norwegian Bokmål: langvarig — extending over a relatively long time period
• Norwegian Bokmål: langsiktig — extending over a relatively long time period
• Polish: długoterminowy — extending over a relatively long time period
• Portuguese: duradouro — extending over a relatively long time period
• Portuguese: a longo prazo — extending over a relatively long time period
• Russian: долгосро́чный (dolgosróčnyj) — extending over a relatively long time period
• Russian: дли́тельный (dlítelʹnyj) — extending over a relatively long time period
• Russian: долговре́менный (dolgovrémennyj) — extending over a relatively long time period
• Serbo-Croatian: dugoročan — extending over a relatively long time period
• Serbo-Croatian: dugotrajan — extending over a relatively long time period
• Spanish: a largo plazo — extending over a relatively long time period
• Swedish: långvarig — extending over a relatively long time period
• Swedish: långsiktig — extending over a relatively long time period
• Turkish: etraflıca — extending over a relatively long time period