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be in something for the long haul
idiom(alsobe there/here for the long haul, be around for the long haul)
to be involved or willing to be involved in an activity or situation for a long time, rather than just a few days, weeks, etc.:
Successful investors have to be in it for the long haul.
He insists he is in the relationship for the long haul.
The question is whether the new manager will stick around for the long haul.
Activists have become more organized and that probably means the controversy is here for the long haul.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Long periods of time
-athon
a long haulidiom
aeon
age
donkey
donkey's yearsidiom
epoch
era
eternity
for days, weeks, months, years, etc.
for eternity
forever and a dayidiom
good
haul
long
long-stay
month
not in a month of Sundaysidiom
time
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