prolongar

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prolongar
transitive verb
1to extend (alargar); to prolong (espera, visita, conversación); to lengthen (cuerda, tubo)

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prolongar [pro-lon-gar’]
article & verb transitive
1To prolong (alargar), to protract, to lengthen out, to continue.
2To allow to stand over. (Commerce) (m)
  • Prolongar un plazo -> To grant an extension of time
verb reflexive
3To go alongside. (Nautical)
  • Prolongarse a la costa -> (Naut.) to range along the shore
  • La sesión se prolongó bastante -> the meeting went on long enough

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prolongar
verbo:transitivo
1 (alargar) (gen) to prolong; extend; [+tubo] to make longer; extend; [+reunión] to prolong;
2 (Matemáticas) [+línea] to produce
verbo:pronominal
prolongarse (alargarse) to extend; go on
la carretera se prolonga más allá del bosque the road goes on beyond the wood; la sesión se prolongó bastante the meeting went on quite a long time; it was a pretty long meeting; la fiesta se prolongó hasta la madrugada the party went on until the early hours

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Verb Conjugation for "prolongar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo prolongo prolongué prolongaba prolongaré prolongue
Tú prolongas prolongaste prolongabas prolongarás prolongues
Ella/Él/Usted prolonga prolongó prolongaba prolongará prolongue
Nosotros prolongamos prolongamos prolongábamos prolongaremos prolonguemos
Vosotros prolongáis prolongasteis prolongabais prolongaréis prolonguéis
Ellos/Ustedes prolongan prolongaron prolongaban prolongarán prolonguen
Gerund: prolongando / Participle: prolongado / Complete prolongar conjugation >
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