Langdurigblijvend

"Langdurigblijvend" is a Dutch adjective that translates to "long-lasting" or "permanent" in English. It is used to describe something that continues to exist or remain in effect for an extended period of time. The term is often used in various contexts, including medicine, technology, and everyday life.

In medicine, "langdurigblijvend" can refer to a condition or treatment that persists over a long period. For example, a patient might be diagnosed with a "langdurigblijvende ziekte" (long-lasting illness). Similarly, a "langdurigblijvende behandeling" (long-lasting treatment) could involve ongoing therapy or medication.

In technology, the term might describe a feature or product that remains functional or effective over time. For instance, a "langdurigblijvende batterij" (long-lasting battery) is designed to provide power for an extended period without needing frequent recharging.

In everyday language, "langdurigblijvend" can be used to describe any situation or change that is expected to last a long time. For example, someone might say, "De effecten van deze verandering zullen langdurigblijvend zijn" (The effects of this change will be long-lasting).

The opposite of "langdurigblijvend" is "kortdurend" (short-lasting or temporary). The term is essential for clear communication in various fields, helping to specify the duration and permanence of conditions, treatments, and other aspects of life.