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extensively

/ɪkˈsten.sɪv.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa «de manera que cubre un área grande o un amplio rango» o «en gran medida». Se usa para describir acciones o estados que son minuciosos, de amplio alcance o que abarcan muchos detalles.

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adverb

/ɪkˈsten.sɪv.li/B2formal
  • esAdverbio que significa «de manera que cubre un área grande o un amplio rango» o «en gran medida». Se usa para describir acciones o estados que son minuciosos, de amplio alcance o que abarcan muchos detalles.

An adverb meaning "in a way that covers a large area or a wide range" or "to a great extent." It is used to describe actions or states that are thorough, broad in scope, or covering many details.

  1. In a wide-ranging mannerB2formal

    To a large degree or over a large area; covering many aspects or details.

    esde manera extensa

    • The scientist researched the topic extensively before publishing.
    • She traveled extensively throughout Europe last summer.
    • The report covers the issue extensively, including all major viewpoints.

    Sinónimosbroadlycomprehensivelyexhaustivelyexpansivelysweepinglythoroughlywidely

    Antónimoslimitedlynarrowlyslightlysuperficially

  2. Thoroughly or in great detailB2formal

    In a way that is comprehensive and detailed.

    esde manera exhaustiva

    • The book discusses the subject extensively.
    • He revised his notes extensively before the exam.
    • The team tested the software extensively to find any bugs.

    Sinónimoscomprehensivelyexhaustivelyin detailmeticulouslypainstakinglyrigorouslythoroughly

    Antónimoscursorilyskimpilysuperficially

Formas
  • more extensively comparative form
  • most extensively superlative form
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