extend

US /ɪkˈstɛnd/

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UK /ɪkˈstend/

A2TOEIC

v.t.Transitive VerbTo offer something (help, friendship) to someone

I want to extend an offer to you to join me and my family for the weekend

v.t.Transitive VerbTo reach from one point to another

The new road will extend from the hospital to the city hall

v.t.Transitive VerbTo straighten or stretch something out, e.g. leg

You should extend your arms and legs if you sit for too long on a plane

v.t.Transitive VerbTo make something last longer

You can extend your life by eating healthy

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those actions are going to extend out very far.
those actions are going to extend out very far.

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going to extend the tax policies that we have now; I'm not going to raise taxes on anyone,
going to extend the tax policies that we have now; I'm not going to raise taxes on anyone,

07:04

Neuroblasts then extend a process, which is an axon,
Neuroblasts then extend a process, which is an axon,

42:05

this campaign that is going against production, these generic drugs and to extend the IPRs,
this campaign that is going against production, these generic drugs and to extend the IPRs,

56:24

By night the arms extend to filter plankton from the water.
By night the arms extend to filter plankton from the water.

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like full-blown kings, who tried to extend their power outside of cities and also tried
like full-blown kings, who tried to extend their power outside of cities and also tried

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species in the universe. We might end disease, we could extend our life
species in the universe. We might end disease, we could extend our life

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Roots of bigger plants extend till this layer.
Roots of bigger plants extend till this layer.

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With roots that extend far into our personality and perhaps biology, and that we would be incapable of ever extirpating.
With roots that extend far into our personality and perhaps biology, and that we would be incapable of ever extirpating.