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Meanings of expansion in English

Portuguese
ampliação
Catalan
ampliació
Spanish
expansión

A discussion that provides additional information.

ampliação
Portuguese
expansão
Catalan
expansió

Adding information or detail.

expansão

An increase in economic and industrial activity.

Usage of expansion in English
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These results therefore point to continued private sector expansion throughout the year.
The Guardian
2
Irish listed energy investor Greencoat Renewables is eyeing possible expansion into Europe.
The Irish Times
3
However, Mr Woodhouse said this is not the main reason for expansion.
Radio NZ
4
The expansion in all health board areas of the community mothers schemes.
The Irish Times
5
A spokesman for Conwert said: We are currently on an expansion course.
Reuters
6
Look for an expansion into a second space nearby later this year.
The Guardian
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This may offer new opportunities for expansion by warehousing companies, he said.
Reuters
8
Imagina said in a statement the deal was to aid international expansion.
Reuters
9
However, dozens of mainly young locals want the expansion to be stopped.
Radio NZ
10
Methods: Several methodologies are currently being used for ex vivo Treg expansion.
Pubmed
11
Tesco's US venture Fresh & Easy has unveiled ambitious expansion plans today.
The Irish Times
12
The expansion would result in additional long-term benefits and short-term construction jobs.
Reuters
13
Homex began its expansion abroad last year, building 400 houses in India.
Reuters
14
Government plans call for expansion by 2015 to handle five million passengers.
Reuters
15
Last month Lynas outlined expansion plans including building a U.S. processing plant.
Reuters
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He has said the expansion will proceed if the conditions are right.
Reuters
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Expansion through the time
Expansion across language varieties
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Common
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Common
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