(as) happy as the day is long 成语

a long shot

a poor chance of winning, a slim chance The Leafs winning the Stanley Cup - now that's a long shot.

all along

all the time I knew all along that he would not get the promotion.

all day long

the whole day She has been sitting and waiting for the mail to arrive all day long.

all the livelong day

all day, lasting the whole day Our canary sings all the livelong day - from dawn to dusk.

along those lines

similar, on the same topic, in that vein He wants a job in health care or nursing, along those lines.

as long as

provided that, on condition that As long as you promise to be careful you can borrow my car.

before long

soon.

by a long shot

by a big difference, by far The soap company was able to beat out the bids of the other companies by a long shot.

for long

for a long time, for many minutes or days She wasn't in the water for very long - just a couple of minutes.

get along

leave It

(as) blessed as the day is long

Very happy; contented. I've been blessed as the day is continued anytime back we confused to the countryside. Johnny's in a bit of a bad mood, but aloof accord him a new toy to comedy with and he'll be as blessed as the day is long.Learn more: happy, long

happy as the day is long

Also, happy as a lark; happy as a mollusk (at aerial tide). Extremely glad, delighted, actual cheerful, as in He was blessed as the day is long, or When she heard the account she was blessed as a lark, or Once I got the analysis after-effects I was blessed as a mollusk at aerial tide. The aboriginal of these similes dates from the backward 1700s. The additional alludes to the lark's beautiful, acutely actual happy, song. The third, from the aboriginal 1800s, alludes to the actuality that clams can alone be dug at low course and accordingly are safe at aerial tide; it is generally beneath to happy as a clam. Learn more: happy, long

(as) blessed as the day is ˈlong/as a ˈclam/as ˈLarry

(informal) actual happy: Grandpa’s as blessed as a mollusk allowance the accouchement to fly their kites.Learn more: clam, happy, Larry, long

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