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extended

/ɪkˈsten.dɪd/

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adjective

/ɪkˈsten.dɪd/B1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, что было сделано длиннее или больше по пространству, времени или масштабу.

Describes something that has been made longer or larger in space, time, or scope.

  1. Longer than usualB1formal

    Made longer in time or duration than is typical.

    ruПродлённый

    • They offered an extended warranty on the product.
    • The meeting went into extended hours due to the debate.
    • She took an extended vacation to travel abroad.

    Synonymsdrawn-outlengthenedlengthylongprolongedprotracted

    Antonymsabbreviatedshortened

  2. Spread out or expandedB1formal

    Stretched out in space, area, or scope.

    ruРасширенный

    • The extended family gathered for the reunion.
    • The city has an extended network of bike lanes.
    • His extended arm reached the top shelf.

    Synonymselongatedenlargedexpandedoutspreadprotractedspreadstretchedwide

    Antonymscompressedcontractedlimitednarrowedrestrictedshortened

  3. Comprehensive or detailedB2formal

    Covering a wide range of topics or details.

    ruРасширенный

    • The report provides an extended analysis of the market trends.
    • She gave an extended explanation of the scientific process.
    • The course offers an extended overview of European history.

    Synonymscomprehensivedetailedexhaustiveextensivethorough

Forms
  • more extended comparative form
  • most extended superlative form
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verb

extend/ɪkˈstend/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по увеличению длины, размера или охвата чего-либо, или предложения/предоставления чего-либо.

A verb used to indicate the act of making something longer, larger, or more comprehensive, or of offering or providing something.

  1. Make longerB1formal

    To increase the length or duration of something.

    ruУдлинить

    • They decided to extend the deadline by two weeks.
    • The teacher extended the lesson to cover more material.
    • We need to extend the cable to reach the other room.

    Synonymsdraw outelongatelengthenprolongprotractstretch

    Antonymsabbreviatecurtailcutreduceshorten

  2. Offer or giveB1formal

    To offer or provide something, such as help, an invitation, or a service.

    ruПредложить

    • She extended an invitation to the party.
    • The company extended a job offer to the candidate.
    • He extended his hand in friendship.

    Synonymsaccordbestowgivegrantofferprofferprovidetender

    Antonymsdenyrefuserevokewithdrawwithhold

  3. Spread outB1formal

    To stretch out or reach over an area or distance.

    ruПростираться

    • The forest extends for miles to the north.
    • The garden extends behind the house.
    • His influence extends far beyond his immediate team.

    Synonymscontinuecoverreachspanspreadstretch

    Antonymscontractconvergeretractshortenshrink

Forms
  • extended past participle
  • extended past simple
  • extending present participle
  • extends third person singular

Phrasal variantsextend to

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