Vocab Bloom Hub

spread out

/spred aʊt/

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verb

/spred aʊt/B1formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения расширения или распределения чего-либо по площади, или отдаления от других.

A phrasal verb used to indicate extending or distributing something over an area, or moving apart from others.

uncountable · irregular verb · transitive and intransitive · phrasal, separable

  1. Extend over an areaformal

    To open, stretch, or distribute something over a larger area.

    ruРаскинуть

    • She spread out the map on the table.
    • The children spread out their toys across the floor.
    • He spread out the blanket for a picnic.

    Synonymsdeploydispersedistributeexpandextendfan outscattersplaysprawlstretchunfoldunfurl

    Antonymsbunchclustercollectconcentrategather

  2. Separate or disperseformal

    To move apart from each other, covering a wider area.

    ruРассеяться

    • The soldiers spread out across the field.
    • The crowd spread out as the concert ended.
    • We spread out to search for the lost keys.

    Synonymsdispersedissipatedividefan outpartscatterseparatespread

    Antonymsassembleclustercongregateconvergegather

  3. Distribute over timeformal

    To arrange or schedule something over a period of time.

    ruРаспределить

    • They spread out the payments over six months.
    • The training sessions were spread out over several weeks.
    • We spread out the work to avoid burnout.

    Synonymsdistributeextendphaseprolongschedulestaggerstretch outstring out

    Antonymsclustercompressconcentratecondense

Forms
  • spread out past participle
  • spread out past simple
  • spreading out present participle
  • spreads out third person singular

Base verbspread

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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