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Meanings of extend in English
Usage of extend in English
1
He needs to: clean up politics; protect the economy; and extend opportunity.
2
However, the benefits to the overall economy will extend far beyond that.
3
It also wants to extend health services in all public secondary schools.
4
The programme is not intended to extend beyond this year, officials said.
5
Where possible, try to extend existing indexes rather than adding new ones.
6
However, a decision to go ahead is likely to extend the recession.
7
MPs later vote to extend the detention time limit to 28 days.
8
Britain cannot unilaterally extend negotiations and would need the EU to agree.
9
We proposed a new National Fund to extend credit to small businesses.
10
Aneleise: We'd expect the airline to extend the credit in this situation.
11
Often, people can extend their representatives for a longer period of time.
12
Much of this investor optimism does not extend beyond this year, however.
13
Safety warnings about its buildings, including earthquake-prone ones, extend back 18 years.
14
United have an option to extend the deal by a further year.
15
Shouldn't that right extend to the new public square of the Internet?
16
Playground's ambitions extend far beyond building individual gadgets or even individual companies.
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Translations for extend
Catalan
Extend through the time
Extend across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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