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to extend
01
agrandir
to enlarge or lengthen something
Transitive: to extend sth
03
étendre, offrir
to offer, grant, or give something to someone
Ditransitive: to extend an offer to sb
04
étendre, tendre
to hold out and offer something to someone
Transitive: to extend sth | to extend sth to sb
06
prolonger, étendre
to prolong the duration or lifespan of something
Transitive: to extend the lifespan of something
07
s'étendre à, inclure
to apply to or include someone within a particular scope, range, or group
Intransitive: to extend to sb
08
s'étendre, prolonger
to spread outward from a central point and reach a wider area
Intransitive: to extend somewhere | to extend to a direction
09
étendre, augmenter
to increase the volume or quantity of something by adding a cheaper substance or modifier
Transitive: to extend a substance
10
prolonger, ajouter des délais
to prolong or defer the time of payment of a debt or obligation
Transitive: to extend a time period
11
s'étendre, se donner à fond
to make someone or something exert their maximum effort or stretch their capabilities to the fullest
Transitive: to extend sb/sth | to extend oneself
12
étendre, allonger
to straighten or stretch out the body or a limb to its maximum length
Transitive: to extend the body or a limb
13
étendre, allonger
to encourage or cause an animal, typically a horse, to move forward with full stride
Transitive: to extend an animal's pace
extend
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extendable
adj
extendable
adj
extended
adj
extended
adj
extendible
adj
extendible
adj
Exemple
She extends her hand for a friendly handshake.
The city council plans to extend the park by adding more green space.
The scientist's breakthrough discovery could extend the lifespan of patients with terminal illnesses.
Some manufacturers extend ground meat with fillers such as breadcrumbs or soy protein to lower production costs.
The mathematical sequence extends ad infinitum.
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