prolong

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prolong
[prəˈlɒŋ]
verbo transitivo
1prolongar

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prolong [pro-long]
1prolongar, alargar, dilatar, extender.
2Diferir, retardar. (Desusado)
va.

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prolong [prəˈlɒŋ]
verb:transitive
[+visit, life, war, recession] prolongar; alargar
to prolong the agony
this is just prolonging the agony esto es solo prolongar la agonía
the economy is already in recession.The cut in credit to businesses eager to build factories and make new products could prolong the agony Coventry's defeat at Leeds merely prolongs the agony for the Claret and Blue faithful people who live alone tend to try to get better faster because we have no one dancing constant attendance, and if we're not going to be pampered, there's no point in prolonging the agony

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Verb Conjugation for "prolong"

Imperative
  • prolong
  • you prolong
  • he/she prolongs
  • we prolong
  • you prolong
  • they prolong
Preterite
  • I prolonged
  • you prolonged
  • he/she prolonged
  • we prolonged
  • you prolonged
  • they prolonged
Present Continuous
  • I am prolonging
  • you are prolonging
  • he/she is prolonging
  • we are prolonging
  • you are prolonging
  • they are prolonging
Present Perfect
  • I have prolonged
  • you have prolonged
  • he/she has prolonged
  • we have prolonged
  • you have prolonged
  • they have prolonged
Past Continuous
  • I was prolonging
  • you were prolonging
  • he/she was prolonging
  • we were prolonging
  • you were prolonging
  • they were prolonging
Past Perfect
  • I had prolonged
  • you had prolonged
  • he/she had prolonged
  • we had prolonged
  • you had prolonged
  • they had prolonged
Future
  • I will prolong
  • you will prolong
  • he/she will prolong
  • we will prolong
  • you will prolong
  • they will prolong
Future Perfect
  • I will have prolonged
  • you will have prolonged
  • he/she will have prolonged
  • we will have prolonged
  • you will have prolonged
  • they will have prolonged
Future Continuous
  • I will be prolonging
  • you will be prolonging
  • he/she will be prolonging
  • we will be prolonging
  • you will be prolonging
  • they will be prolonging
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been prolonging
  • you have been prolonging
  • he/she has been prolonging
  • we have been prolonging
  • you have been prolonging
  • they have been prolonging
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been prolonging
  • you will have been prolonging
  • he/she will have been prolonging
  • we will have been prolonging
  • you will have been prolonging
  • they will have been prolonging
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been prolonging
  • you had been prolonging
  • he/she had been prolonging
  • we had been prolonging
  • you had been prolonging
  • they had been prolonging
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