enlarged

• Décrit quelque chose qui a été agrandi en taille, en échelle ou en capacité.

Describes something that has been made larger in size, scope, or capacity.

1. Increased in sizeB1formal

   Made larger in size, scope, or capacity.

   agrandi

   • The doctor noticed an enlarged lymph node during the examination.
   • The company has an enlarged workforce after the merger.
   • The photograph was enlarged to fit the frame.

   Synonymesaugmentedexpandedextendedincreasedmagnified

   Antonymescompressedcontracteddecreaseddiminishedreduced

2. Expanded or extendedB2formal

   Made more comprehensive or extensive.

   élargi / étendu

   • The new edition includes an enlarged glossary.
   • The city council approved an enlarged budget for public transport.
   • The report provides an enlarged analysis of the market trends.

   Synonymesaugmentedexpandedextendedincreased

   Antonymescompressedcontractednarrowedreduced

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'augmenter la taille, l'échelle ou la capacité de quelque chose.

A verb used to indicate the act of making something larger or more extensive in size, scope, or capacity.

1. Make biggerB1formal

   To make something larger in size, scale, or capacity.

   Agrandir

   • They plan to enlarge the kitchen by knocking down a wall.
   • The company enlarged its warehouse to store more goods.
   • You can enlarge the photo by clicking on it.

   Synonymesamplifyaugmentbroadendilateexpandextendincreasemagnifyswellwiden

   Antonymescontractdecreasediminishminifyreduceshrink

2. Expand or increaseB2formal

   To increase the scope, extent, or amount of something.

   Agrandir, étendre

   • The government aims to enlarge the country's export market.
   • She enlarged her vocabulary by reading extensively.
   • The university plans to enlarge its research program.

   Synonymesamplifyaugmentboostbroadenenhanceexpandextendincreasemagnifyswellwiden

   Antonymescontractdecreasediminishlessenreduceshrink