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Collocation

straight years

numeral + adjective + noun (plural) numeral + adjective + noun (plural)

A number of years consecutively, without interruption.

straight years: A number of years consecutively, without interruption.

Definition

'straight years' is a common English collocation. A number of years consecutively, without interruption.

[number] + straight years

“The company reported growth for five straight years.”

Examples

  • The team won the championship for three straight years, dominating the league.
  • She has been working at the same company for ten straight years without a single promotion.
  • After four straight years of losses, the business finally turned a profit.
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  • The festival has attracted over a million visitors for five straight years.
  • He's been traveling the world for three straight years, exploring every continent.
  • For twenty straight years, the scientist dedicated her life to this specific research.
  • This is the first time in eight straight years that our sales have decreased.
  • The charity has provided aid to the region for six straight years, making a significant impact.
  • They celebrated their anniversary for fifty straight years, always at the same restaurant.