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protraction

/prəˈtræk.ʃən/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota la acción de extender o alargar algo en el tiempo, o el estado de demora o prolongación.

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noun

/prəˈtræk.ʃən/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que denota la acción de extender o alargar algo en el tiempo, o el estado de demora o prolongación.

A noun referring to the act of extending or lengthening something in time, or the state of being prolonged.

  1. Lengthening in durationC1formal

    The result or consequence of something being extended in time.

    esProlongación en el tiempo

    • The protraction of the meeting caused frustration among the attendees.
    • The protraction of the negotiations led to a delay in the project.
    • He was annoyed by the protraction of the legal proceedings.

    Sinónimoscontinuationelongationextensionlengtheningprolongation

    Antónimosabbreviationcurtailmentshorteningtruncation

  2. Act of prolongingC1formal

    The action of making something last longer than necessary or expected.

    esprolongación

    • The protraction of the debate was unnecessary.
    • She was criticized for the protraction of her speech.
    • The protraction of the war exhausted the country's resources.

    Sinónimoscontinuationelongationextensionlengtheningprolongationstretching

    Antónimosabbreviationcurtailmentshorteningtruncation

Formas
  • protractions plural form
  • protractions' possessive plural form
  • protraction's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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