lifer in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

lifer in the PONS Dictionary

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A guy that's been a lifer in prison has a different attitude toward life and death.
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But the hockey lifer wisely chose to maintain the course.
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We're both lifers, my boy!
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Lifers are the competent promoters who stick around long enough to be seen as a brand.
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The lifers families organise their own community existence.
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But for the most part these are lifers.
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I don't think they'll call it quits because there's a lot of lifers out here.
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Lifers are distinguished not necessarily by the length of time they have served, but rather by their attitude toward the lower ranks.
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Before 1984, when lifers were often released, the average cost was $767,895 per prisoner (in 2014 dollars).
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The lifers, the ones who'd got in too many battles and never came all the way back.
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