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Compound Forms:
Inglés		Español
for a long time to come adv	(way into the future)	a largo plazo loc adv
Note: Expresión un bastante retórica que tiende a connotar cierta trascendencia del futuro al que se refiere.
	Oil spills affect the environment both immediately and for a long time to come.
	Los vertidos de petróleo afectan al entorno tanto inmediatamente como a largo plazo.
		durante un largo futuro loc adv
	Los vertidos de petróleo afectan al entorno tanto inmediatamente como durante un largo futuro.

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Forum discussions with the word(s) "time to come" in the title:

for a long time to come
for some time to come
How much time I need to come from north till south of Spain?
I can't take out time to come over
If I had had enough time, I would have come to see you. - grammar
Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country.
She come around for a toast to the best time
The time has come for Lord John to join with me
The time has come to do something/ to do something has come - grammar
The time has come to rise back as
The time to come has finally come
the time will come to fulfill...
There was one time that you didn’t come to the date - I ask girlfriend how you been
time to come
To not come back for _____ (time) - grammar
What is the best time to come here?
What time do you want me to come over?
[The] time had come for him to leave - English Only forum
a slim and trellised Roman corvus missing its landing each time it tried to come down on a Carthaginian ghost ship - English Only forum
Any time the sun wanted to come out, it would be just fine with me. - English Only forum
Come time to board the ship, we could... - English Only forum
Did I express 'The more time goes by, the more I come to believe the phrase' in the right way? - English Only forum
for long time to come - English Only forum
He is a punctual guy, he is bound to come on time - English Only forum
I booked it to be devliered about now. It's almost time for it to come. - English Only forum
I think I might be hearing her voice for a long time to come - English Only forum
I'm here/I'll come back from time to time - English Only forum
It has just come in time to save the world - English Only forum
it is time (for us) to come together - English Only forum
It was the first time that a policeman <had come> to John's house - English Only forum
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