"超长" (chāo cháng) is a Chinese term that can be translated as "extremely long" or "excessively long" in Engpsh. It can be used to describe anything that is significantly longer than what is considered normal or typical for its type.

There is no specific Engpsh word that is equivalent to "超长" because it is a combination of two Chinese characters that convey a specific meaning. However, you could use the Engpsh words "extremely" or "excessively" followed by "long" to convey a similar concept.

For example:

"这篇文章太超长了，我看不下去了。" (Zhè piān wénzhāng tài chāo cháng le, wǒ kàn bù xià qù le. This article is extremely long, I can't read it.)
"这道数学题太超长了，我根本做不出来。" (Zhè dào shùxué tí tài chāo cháng le, wǒ gēn běn zuò bù chū lái. This math problem is excessively long, I can't solve it at all.)