In the following question, out of the four given alternatives, select the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the given Idiom/Phrase.
Donkey’s years

The correct answer is "A long time."
· "Donkey’s years" is an idiom that means a very long period of time.
· It is often used informally to indicate that something has been happening for many years.
Why are other options incorrect?
· “At different timings" – Incorrect because it means various points in time, not a long duration.
· “Short duration" – Incorrect because it is the opposite of "Donkey’s years."
· “Wasting time" – Incorrect because it refers to not using time wisely.
Example Sentence:
I haven’t seen my childhood friend in donkey’s years!