Longevity meaning in English
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Definition
the longevity: the long life, the duration of life, the continuance
Exercise 1
The main focus of Philip's argument is .
The main focus of Philip's argument is the financial success of Shmike.
the financial success of Shmike: Philip's principal argument in this dialogue is that Shmike has made an enormous amount of money despite any of the negative publicity they have received.
Shmike's worldwide popularity: Philip's argument is based entirely on the profits of Shmike. He is less concerned with the company's "worldwide popularity" than he is with the financial success of the corporation. "Worldwide" means across the world, or universal.
the publicity Shmike is receiving: Philip does talk about the negative publicity Shmike has received, but states that their profits did not suffer. Philip's argument is about the profits of Shmike: he is less concerned with any publicity which the company received.
the longevity of the Shmike Corporation: Philip mentions that Shmike has received some negative publicity "over the years". However, he is not making a statement about the "longevity" of the company, but rather that Shmike has succeeded "despite" any negative publicity they received. Philip's main argument is based entirely on the profits of Shmike, and not on "how long" the company has existed.
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