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spread

UK
/sprɛd/
US
/sprɛd/

Übersetzungen

spreadverb
spread
Präteritum
spread
Partizip Perfekt
spreading
Gerundium
UK
/sprɛd/
US
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They spread the news quickly.
Они быстро распространили новости.
She spread butter on the bread.
Она намазала масло на хлеб.
He spread the blanket on the grass.
Он расстелил одеяло на траве.
Synonyme
expand
distribute
scatter
propagate
diffuse
extend
broadcast
circulate
Antonyme
constrict
compress
reduce
contract
spreadsubstantiv
spreads
Pl.
The spread of the disease was rapid.
Распространение болезни было быстрым.
I like to have a spread of butter on my toast.
Мне нравится намазывать масло на тост.
The spread of the eagle's wings was impressive.
Размах крыльев орла был впечатляющим.
The spread of the data points was wide.
Разброс точек данных был широким.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
развертывание
покрытие
пастообразный продукт
разлив
Synonyme
expansion
distribution
extension
diffusion
propagation
spreadpartizip perfekt
UK
/sprɛd/
US
/sprɛd/
Used predicatively or post-positively to mean ‘extended, unfolded, or distributed’. Non-gradable in normal use.
Synonyme
spread-out
widespread
distributed
dispersed
scattered
diffused
circulated
disseminated
propagated
transmitted
extended
expanded
stretched
splayed
strewn
spreadadjektiv
more spread
Komp.
most spread
Super.
Used attributively before a noun, especially in financial contexts (e.g., spread betting, spread cost).
Synonyme
widespread
distributed
dispersed
scattered
extended
stretched
outspread
spread-out
wide-ranging
expanded
splayed
sprawling
smeared
applied
diffused

Definitionen

spreadverb
To open or expand something over a larger area.
She spread the blanket on the grass for the picnic.
To distribute or disperse something over a wide area or among a large number of people.
The news of the victory spread quickly through the town.
To apply a substance in a thin layer over a surface.
He spread butter on his toast before eating it.
To extend or stretch out to a greater width or area.
The bird spread its wings and took flight.
To cause something to be known by more people.
They worked hard to spread awareness about the environmental issues.
spreadsubstantiv
The extent, width, or area covered by something.
The spread of the tablecloth was enough to cover the entire dining table.
A range or variety of something, especially in terms of options or choices.
The buffet offered a wide spread of dishes from different cuisines.
A soft food product that is spread on bread or crackers.
She prepared a delicious cheese spread for the party.
The difference between two prices, rates, or yields.
The spread between the buying and selling price of the stock was quite narrow.
An article or advertisement that covers two facing pages of a newspaper or magazine.
The fashion magazine featured a stunning spread of the latest trends.
The act or process of spreading or being spread.
The rapid spread of the virus surprised the medical community.
A piece of land, especially a large farm or ranch (chiefly US, informal).
He dreamed of buying a huge spread out west where he could raise cattle.
A large expanse of land or property, especially a ranch or farm.
The family owns a vast cattle spread in Texas.
spreadpartizip perfekt
Extended, unfolded, or distributed over an area.
Maps were spread across the table.
spreadadjektiv
Relating to or involving the difference between two prices, rates, or points.
Spread betting carries a high level of risk.
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