duration

be in for the duration

To be committed or involved for the entire period of time that something lasts. Emma isn't the type of friend who will abandon you when things get tough—she's in for the duration. Our law firm is in for the duration—we won't give up until we see justice done! We're married now—of course I'm in for the duration!

See also: duration, for

for the duration

For the entire period of time that something lasts. Oh, we've already stayed in the house through four weeks of construction, so we're here for the duration! Emma isn't the type of friend who will abandon you when things get tough—she's here for the duration. Our law firm is in for the duration—we won't give up until we see justice done!

See also: duration, for

in for the duration

Committed or involved for the entire period of time that something lasts. Emma isn't the type of friend who will abandon you when things get tough—she's in for the duration. Our law firm is settling in for the duration—we won't give up until we see justice done! We're married now—of course I'm in for the duration!

See also: duration, for

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for the duration

for the whole time that something continues; for the entire period of time required for something to be completed; for as long as something takes. We are in this war for the duration. However long it takes, we'll wait. We are here for the duration.

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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.

for the duˈration

(informal) until the end of a particular situation: Kate has the flu so badly that she’s confined to her room for the duration.

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