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long-distance runner

/ˈlɒŋ ˌdɪstəns ˈrʌnər/

Traducción: Persona especializada en correr largas distancias, generalmente de 5000 metros o más, como maratones. También se usa metafóricamente para referirse a alguien con gran resistencia o constancia en un ámbito o proyecto.

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/ˈlɒŋ ˌdɪstəns ˈrʌnər/B1formalsport
  • esPersona especializada en correr largas distancias, generalmente de 5000 metros o más, como maratones. También se usa metafóricamente para referirse a alguien con gran resistencia o constancia en un ámbito o proyecto.

A person who specializes in running long distances, typically races of 5,000 meters or more, such as marathons. It can also refer metaphorically to someone with great endurance or stamina in a particular field or endeavor.

  1. Athlete in long-distance runningB1formal

    A person who competes in running events covering long distances, typically 5,000 meters or more.

    escorredor de fondo

    • She is a dedicated long-distance runner who trains every morning.
    • The long-distance runner finished the marathon in under three hours.
    • Many long-distance runners focus on endurance rather than speed.
  2. Metaphor for persistenceB2informal

    A person who shows great endurance and patience in achieving long-term goals.

    escorredor de fondo

    • In business, you need to be a long-distance runner, not a sprinter.
    • He is a long-distance runner in his career, always planning years ahead.
    • Relationships require you to be a long-distance runner, committed for the long haul.
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