marathon

美音：['merə.θɑn] 英音：['mærəθ(ə)n]

简单释义：

n.马拉松赛跑（距离约 42 公里，合 26 英里）

adj.(比赛等)需要极大持久力的

v.参加持久比赛

网络马拉松长跑；马拉松市；耐力比赛

变形：

复数：marathons

完整释义：

1.马拉松长跑;长距离赛跑;(各种)持久比赛
2.耐力比赛
3.游泳、滑冰等长距离比赛

adj.

1.马拉松式;很长的
2.(比赛等)需要极大持久力的

1.参加持久比赛

例句：

Two years after the birth of her baby, Celia decided to participate in the London Marathon.
生完孩子两年后，西莉亚决定参加伦敦马拉松比赛。
In recent days came the rumor that Petrochina and Sinopec are getting ready to bid for part of Marathon Oil following its planned split-up.
最近有消息称中石油和中石化在MarathonOil计划内的分割时，准备竞标购买其部分公司。
Americans continue to follow reports on people and events linked to a bomb attack more than a week ago during the Boston Marathon.
美国人继续关注与一个多星期前波士顿马拉松赛炸弹袭击有关人物和事件的报道。
"It's like the marathon: if you're five miles behind, you can't make that up in the last 10 minutes of the race, " said David H.
这就像马拉松一样：如果你落后了五英里，你根本不可能在比赛的最后十分钟赶上来。
"It was an endurance struggle for me, " Law says. "But in a year, I went from the couch to a half marathon. "
太考验耐力了不过在一年之内，我从沙发上开始，变成半程马拉松选手。
When marathon negotiations ended on Thursday night, Mr. Gorbachev and Mr. Kaifu tried to put the best face on an agreement to keep talking.
当马拉松式的谈判周四晚上结束以后，戈尔巴乔夫与海部尽量表示进行顺利，以便继续会谈。
Rumsfeld then made the prescient point that "this campaign" that the United States was embarking on "is a marathon, not a sprint. "
拉姆斯菲尔德随后又一针见血地指出：美国正在投入的“这场斗争是一场马拉松，决不会一蹴而就。”
Amazingly, once you leave the hellish work atmosphere, you suddenly feel energized and ready to run a marathon.
惊奇的是只要离开讨厌的工作环境，你突然又会觉得精力十足，都能跑马拉松了。

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