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extend
[ɪksˈtend]
verbo transitivo
1. extender (in space); ampliar (frontier, knowledge)
  • to extend a house -> ampliar una casa
2. prolongar (in time) (holiday, contract, deadline)
3. tender (give, offer) (one's hand); dar (support, thanks)
  • to extend credit to somebody (finanzas) -> conceder un crédito a alguien
verbo intransitivo
4. extenderse (in space)
5. prolongarse (in time)

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extend [iks-tend]
1. Extender, tender, alargar; ensanchar, amplificar; prolongar el tiempo (increase).
2. Alargar el brazo, tender la mano (help).
3. Conceder, dar, comunicar (welcome, thanks).
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
4. Alcanzar o extenderse a alguna distancia. (n)
  • To extend the arm -> the hand, alargar el brazo; tender la mano
  • To extend over -> abarcar, incluir
  • To extend trade -> dar extensión al comercio
  • To extend the time of payment -> dar prórroga, diferir la época del pago
  • His power does not extend so far -> su poder no se extiende tan lejos, no llega a tanto
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extend [ɪksˈtend]
verb:transitive
1 (stretch out) [+hand, arm] extender; (to sb) tender; alargar;
2 (offer) [+one's friendship, help, hospitality] ofrecer; [+one's thanks, congratulations, condolences, welcome] dar; [+invitation] enviar; [+credit] extender; otorgar
3 (prolong) [+road, line, visit] prolongar
4 (enlarge) [+building] ampliar; [+knowledge, research] ampliar; profundizar en; [+powers, business] ampliar; aumentar; [+frontiers] extender; [+vocabulary] enriquecer; aumentar
5 (push to the limit) [+athlete] pedir el máximo esfuerzo a
that child is not sufficiently extended a ese niño no se le exige el rendimiento que es capaz de dar; the staff is fully extended el personal trabaja a pleno rendimiento; to extend o.s. trabajar al máximum; esforzarse
verb:intransitive
1 [+land, wall]
to extend to or as far as extenderse a or hasta; llegar hasta; the farm extends over 40,000 hectares la finca abarca unas 40.000 hectáreas
2
to extend to abarcar; incluir; does that extend to me? ¿eso me incluye a mí?
3 [+meeting]
to extend to or into prolongarse hasta; to extend for prolongarse por espacio de; prolongarse durante

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Verb Conjugation for "extend"

Imperative
  • extend
  • you extend
  • he/she extends
  • we extend
  • you extend
  • they extend
Preterite
  • I extended
  • you extended
  • he/she extended
  • we extended
  • you extended
  • they extended
Present Continuous
  • I am extending
  • you are extending
  • he/she is extending
  • we are extending
  • you are extending
  • they are extending
Present Perfect
  • I have extended
  • you have extended
  • he/she has extended
  • we have extended
  • you have extended
  • they have extended
Past Continuous
  • I was extending
  • you were extending
  • he/she was extending
  • we were extending
  • you were extending
  • they were extending
Past Perfect
  • I had extended
  • you had extended
  • he/she had extended
  • we had extended
  • you had extended
  • they had extended
Future
  • I will extend
  • you will extend
  • he/she will extend
  • we will extend
  • you will extend
  • they will extend
Future Perfect
  • I will have extended
  • you will have extended
  • he/she will have extended
  • we will have extended
  • you will have extended
  • they will have extended
Future Continuous
  • I will be extending
  • you will be extending
  • he/she will be extending
  • we will be extending
  • you will be extending
  • they will be extending
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been extending
  • you have been extending
  • he/she has been extending
  • we have been extending
  • you have been extending
  • they have been extending
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been extending
  • you will have been extending
  • he/she will have been extending
  • we will have been extending
  • you will have been extending
  • they will have been extending
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been extending
  • you had been extending
  • he/she had been extending
  • we had been extending
  • you had been extending
  • they had been extending
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