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extendedpast participle
UK
/ɪkˈstɛndɪd/
US
/ɪkˈstɛndɪd/
Used as the past participle of the verb "extend" when functioning adjectivally.
The runway, extended to accommodate larger aircraft, now stretches over three kilometers.
La piste, étendue pour accueillir des avions plus grands, s'étend maintenant sur plus de trois kilomètres.
The meeting was extended due to the complex issues that needed to be addressed.
La réunion a été prolongée en raison des problèmes complexes qui devaient être abordés.
The extended version of the film includes additional scenes not shown in theaters.
La version élargie du film comprend des scènes supplémentaires non montrées au cinéma.
élargieSe dit surtout de la famille.
He grew up in an extended family where three generations lived together.
Il a grandi dans une famille élargie où trois générations vivaient ensemble.
Synonyms
extended
prolonged
lengthened
elongated
stretched
stretched-out
protracted
expanded
enlarged
widened
drawn-out
continued
spread-out
extendedadjective
more extended
Comp.
most extended
Super.
UK
/ɪkˈstɛndɪd/
US
/ɪkˈstɛndɪd/
The extended wings of the bird cast a large shadow on the ground.
Les ailes étendues de l'oiseau projetaient une grande ombre sur le sol.
The meeting was extended due to the complex issues that needed to be addressed.
La réunion a été prolongée en raison des problèmes complexes qui devaient être abordés.
The extended version of the film includes additional scenes not shown in theaters.
La version élargie du film comprend des scènes supplémentaires non montrées au cinéma.
élargieSe dit surtout de la famille.
He grew up in an extended family where three generations lived together.
Il a grandi dans une famille élargie où trois générations vivaient ensemble.
Synonyms
lengthened
prolonged
stretched
expanded
widened
broadened
dilated
Antonyms
shortened
limited
extendverb

extended

Past Simple

extended
Past Simple
extended
Past Participle
extending
Gerund
UK
/ɪkˈstɛnd/
US
/ɪkˈstɛnd/
prolongerPour le temps, les délais et les périodes.
They decided to extend the deadline by two weeks.
Ils ont décidé de prolonger le délai de deux semaines.
étendrePour l’espace, la portée, les activités ou l’ampleur.
The company plans to extend its operations into Asia.
L'entreprise prévoit d'étendre ses activités en Asie.
tendrePour une partie du corps ou un geste dirigé vers quelqu’un.
She extended her hand to greet him.
Elle a tendu la main pour le saluer.
s'étendrePour une route, une surface ou une chose qui se prolonge dans l’espace.
The road extends for miles through the countryside.
La route s'étend sur des kilomètres à travers la campagne.
s'appliquerPour le sens « s’appliquer à », « concerner ».
The new safety regulations extend to all factory workers.
Les nouvelles règles de sécurité s'appliquent à tous les ouvriers de l'usine.
Additional translations
adresserSurtout avec une invitation, une offre ou des remerciements.
Synonyms
prolong
lengthen
stretch
expand
increase
enlarge
widen
broaden
spread
Antonyms
shorten
reduce

Definitions

extendedpast participle
Serving as the past participle of "extend"; having been lengthened, enlarged, or prolonged.
The runway, extended to accommodate larger aircraft, now stretches over three kilometers.
extendedadjective
Stretched out or spread out to a greater length or area.
The extended wings of the bird cast a large shadow on the ground.
Prolonged or continued for a longer time than usual.
The meeting was extended due to the complex issues that needed to be addressed.
Expanded in scope or range.
The extended version of the film includes additional scenes not shown in theaters.
Of a family: including relatives beyond the nuclear group, such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins.
He grew up in an extended family where three generations lived together.
extendverb
To make something longer or larger in space or time.
They decided to extend the deadline by two weeks.
To stretch out a part of the body.
She extended her hand to greet him.
To offer or give something to someone.
He extended an invitation to the entire team.
To cause something to cover a larger area or affect a larger group.
The company plans to extend its operations into Asia.
To reach out or continue in a particular direction.
The road extends for miles through the countryside.
To be applicable or relevant to; include.
The new safety regulations extend to all factory workers.
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