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Sinónimos de "extend" en inglés

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extend:

to extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)

  1. to extend
    to expand; to extend; to build out; to widen; to add on to; to add; to swell
    • expand verbo (expands, expanded, expanding)
    • extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)
    • build out verbo (builds out, built out, building out)
    • widen verbo (widens, widened, widening)
    • add on to verbo (adds on to, added on to, adding on to)
    • add verbo (adds, added, adding)
    • swell verbo (swells, swelled, swelling)
  2. to extend
    to increase; to expand; to extend; to enlarge; increase in number
  3. to extend
    to increase; to rise; to expand; to grow; to extend; to ascent; to arise; to add to
    • increase verbo (increases, increased, increasing)
    • rise verbo (rises, rose, rising)
    • expand verbo (expands, expanded, expanding)
    • grow verbo (grows, grew, growing)
    • extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)
    • ascent verbo (ascents, ascented, ascenting)
    • arise verbo (arises, arised, arising)
    • add to verbo (adds to, added to, adding to)
  4. to extend
    to give; to hand over; to delate; to extend; to present with; give to; to pass; to offer; to deliver up
    • give verbo (gives, gave, giving)
    • hand over verbo (hands over, handed over, handing over)
    • delate verbo (delates, delated, delating)
    • extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)
    • present with verbo (presents with, presented with, presenting with)
    • give to verbo
    • pass verbo (passes, passed, passing)
    • offer verbo (offers, offered, offering)
    • deliver up verbo (delivers up, delivered up, delivering up)
    to hand
    – place into the hands or custody of 1
    • hand verbo (hands, handed, handing)
      • hand me the spoon, please1
  5. to extend
    to extend; to expand; to build out; to build; to add on to; to add new buildings; to add
    • extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)
    • expand verbo (expands, expanded, expanding)
    • build out verbo (builds out, built out, building out)
    • build verbo (builds, built, building)
    • add on to verbo (adds on to, added on to, adding on to)
    • add new buildings verbo (adds new buildings, added new buildings, adding new buildings)
    • add verbo (adds, added, adding)
  6. to extend
    to stretch; to strain; to extend
    • stretch verbo (stretchs, stretched, stretching)
    • strain verbo (strains, strained, straining)
    • extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)
  7. to extend
    – extend one's limbs or muscles, or the entire body 1
    to extend; to stretch
    – extend one's limbs or muscles, or the entire body 1
    • extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)
    • stretch verbo (stretchs, stretched, stretching)
  8. to extend
    – thrust or extend out 1
    to extend; to put out; to hold out; to stretch out; stretch forth; exsert
    – thrust or extend out 1
    • extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)
      • extend a hand1
    • put out verbo (puts out, put out, putting out)
    • hold out verbo (holds out, held out, holding out)
    • stretch out verbo (stretchs out, stretched out, stretching out)
    • exsert verbo
      • the bee exserted its sting1
  9. to extend
    – increase in quantity or bulk by adding a cheaper substance 1
    to extend; to stretch
    – increase in quantity or bulk by adding a cheaper substance 1
    • extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)
      • extend the casserole with a little rice1
    • stretch verbo (stretchs, stretched, stretching)
      • stretch the soup by adding some more cream1
  10. to extend
    – continue or extend 1
    to extend; to carry
    – continue or extend 1
    • extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)
      • The disease extended into the remote mountain provinces1
    • carry verbo (carries, carried, carrying)
      • The civil war carried into the neighboring province1
  11. to extend
    – lengthen in time; cause to be or last longer 1
    to extend; to prolong; to draw out; protract
    – lengthen in time; cause to be or last longer 1
    • extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)
      • She extended her visit by another day1
    • prolong verbo (prolongs, prolonged, prolonging)
      • We prolonged our stay1
    • draw out verbo (draws out, drew out, drawing out)
    • protract verbo
  12. to extend
    – prolong the time allowed for payment of 1
    to extend
    – prolong the time allowed for payment of 1
    • extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)
      • extend the loan1
  13. to extend
    – extend in scope or range or area 1
    to extend; to broaden; to widen
    – extend in scope or range or area 1
    • extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)
      • The law was extended to all citizens1
    • broaden verbo (broadens, broadened, broadening)
      • broaden your horizon1
    • widen verbo (widens, widened, widening)
      • widen the range of applications1
  14. to extend
    – expand the influence of 1
    to extend; to expand
    – expand the influence of 1
    • extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)
      • The King extended his rule to the Eastern part of the continent1
    • expand verbo (expands, expanded, expanding)
  15. to extend
    – use to the utmost; exert vigorously or to full capacity 1
    to extend; to strain
    – use to the utmost; exert vigorously or to full capacity 1
    • extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)
      • He really extended himself when he climbed Kilimanjaro1
    • strain verbo (strains, strained, straining)
      • Don't strain your mind too much1
  16. to extend
    – open or straighten out; unbend 1
    to extend
    – open or straighten out; unbend 1
    • extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)
      • Can we extend the legs of this dining table?1
  17. to extend
    – cause to move at full gallop 1
    to extend; to gallop
    – cause to move at full gallop 1
    • extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)
    • gallop verbo (gallops, galloped, galloping)
      • Did you gallop the horse just now?1
  18. to extend
    – extend or stretch out to a greater or the full length 1
    to extend; to stretch; to unfold; to stretch out
    – extend or stretch out to a greater or the full length 1
    • extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)
      • extend the TV antenna1
    • stretch verbo (stretchs, stretched, stretching)
    • unfold verbo (unfolds, unfolded, unfolding)
    • stretch out verbo (stretchs out, stretched out, stretching out)
      • stretch out that piece of cloth1
  19. to extend
    – offer verbally 1
    to extend; to offer
    – offer verbally 1
    • extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)
      • extend my greetings1
    • offer verbo (offers, offered, offering)
      • He offered his sympathy1
  20. to extend
    – make available; provide 1
    to extend; to offer
    – make available; provide 1
    • extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)
      • extend a loan1
    • offer verbo (offers, offered, offering)
      • The bank offers a good deal on new mortgages1
  21. to extend
    – stretch out over a distance, space, time, or scope; run or extend between two points or beyond a certain point 1
    to extend; to lead; to run; to go; to pass
    – stretch out over a distance, space, time, or scope; run or extend between two points or beyond a certain point 1
    • extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)
      • My memory extends back to my fourth year of life1
      • The facts extend beyond a consideration of her personal assets1
    • lead verbo (leads, led, leading)
      • His knowledge doesn't go very far1
    • run verbo (runs, ran, running)
      • Service runs all the way to Cranbury1
    • go verbo (goes, went, going)
      • His knowledge doesn't go very far1
    • pass verbo (passes, passed, passing)
  22. to extend
    – span an interval of distance, space or time 1
    to extend; to cover; to continue
    – span an interval of distance, space or time 1
    • extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)
      • The war extended over five years1
      • My land extends over the hills on the horizon1
    • cover verbo (covers, covered, covering)
      • The period covered the turn of the century1
      • This farm covers some 200 acres1
    • continue verbo (continues, continued, continuing)
      • The Archipelago continues for another 500 miles1
  23. to extend
    – reach outward in space 1
    to extend; reach out; poke out
    – reach outward in space 1
    • extend verbo (extends, extended, extending)
      • The awning extends several feet over the sidewalk1
    • reach out verbo
    • poke out verbo

Conjugaciones de extend:

present
  1. extend
  2. extend
  3. extends
  4. extend
  5. extend
  6. extend
simple past
  1. extended
  2. extended
  3. extended
  4. extended
  5. extended
  6. extended
present perfect
  1. have extended
  2. have extended
  3. has extended
  4. have extended
  5. have extended
  6. have extended
past continuous
  1. was extending
  2. were extending
  3. was extending
  4. were extending
  5. were extending
  6. were extending
future
  1. shall extend
  2. will extend
  3. will extend
  4. shall extend
  5. will extend
  6. will extend
continuous present
  1. am extending
  2. are extending
  3. is extending
  4. are extending
  5. are extending
  6. are extending
subjunctive
  1. be extended
  2. be extended
  3. be extended
  4. be extended
  5. be extended
  6. be extended
diverse
  1. extend!
  2. let's extend!
  5. extended
  6. extending
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

extend

  1. extend
    enlarge; extend; increase; expand
  2. extend
    extend; prolong
  3. extend
    extend; stretch; stretch out
  4. extend
    extend; stretch

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Definiciones relacionadas de "extend":

  1. extend one's limbs or muscles, or the entire body1
  2. thrust or extend out1
    • extend a hand1
  3. increase in quantity or bulk by adding a cheaper substance1
    • extend the casserole with a little rice1
  4. continue or extend1
    • The disease extended into the remote mountain provinces1
  5. lengthen in time; cause to be or last longer1
    • She extended her visit by another day1
  6. prolong the time allowed for payment of1
    • extend the loan1
  7. extend in scope or range or area1
    • The law was extended to all citizens1
  8. expand the influence of1
    • The King extended his rule to the Eastern part of the continent1
  9. use to the utmost; exert vigorously or to full capacity1
    • He really extended himself when he climbed Kilimanjaro1
  10. open or straighten out; unbend1
    • Can we extend the legs of this dining table?1
  11. cause to move at full gallop1
  12. extend or stretch out to a greater or the full length1
    • extend the TV antenna1
  13. offer verbally1
    • extend my greetings1
  14. make available; provide1
    • extend a loan1
  15. stretch out over a distance, space, time, or scope; run or extend between two points or beyond a certain point1
    • My memory extends back to my fourth year of life1
    • The facts extend beyond a consideration of her personal assets1
  16. span an interval of distance, space or time1
    • The war extended over five years1
    • My land extends over the hills on the horizon1
  17. reach outward in space1
    • The awning extends several feet over the sidewalk1

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