Definition
to last (for a long time): to continue, to keep, to remain, to survive, to carry on (for a long time)
Susie had been in many relationships that didn't last before getting married.
last (month): the most recent, the latest, the previous (month)
last: finally, ultimately, in conclusion, at the end
- "For the last 2 days we have had to immobilise him. He has been trying to lick his own bottom, he keeps dancing to the music in his head, and worst of all, he sometimes tries to polish an imaginary teapot."
- "Last words: " SAY, MISTER, THAT'S A NICE SET OF TEETH YOU'VE... ""
- "I am using my last silk scarf to write you this note, please forgive the ink-stained fabric."
- "Vicar : Ladies and gentlemen, we are gathered here today to celebrate the holy matrimony of two young lovers, eager to forge a union in the eyes of God, which is to last forever and ever."
- "One last point!"
- "Last words: " SAY MISTER, THAT'S A NICE SET OF TEETH YOU'VE... ""
- "I received your last pigeon."
- "Do you know what happened to the last person who didn't think my jokes were funny?"
- "As her delicate hands served each dish, each more exquisite than the last, my mind started to wander and I began to imagine a future with Betty by my side, maybe even as my wife."
- "Though I am still mourning Stink (a period which will last 40 days and 40 nights), I have decided to communicate to you my wishes for your atonement."
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