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Meanings of prolongation in English

Portuguese
prolongamento
Catalan
perpetuació

The act of prolonging something.

prolongamento
Portuguese
extensão
Catalan
extensió
Spanish
longitud

The consequence of being lengthened in duration.

extensão
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Examples for "lengthening"
Examples for "lengthening"
1
Thinking about that lengthening list, Shaw almost missed what Robinson said next.
Flesh Eaters
2
Congestion, pollution and lengthening journey times are now staple topics of conversation.
The Irish Times
3
She saw the days vanishing, and the inevitable years lengthening over her.
Adventures in the Arts / Informal Chapters on Painters, Vaudevil...
4
It falls just after the solstice, when the days are perceptibly lengthening.
The Guardian
5
The shadows were lengthening, the shafts of sunlight more bold and clear.
Harriet and the Piper
1
The perpetuation of such knowledge as was then in the world; 2.
History of the Conflict Between Religion and Science
2
The fundamental idea of forestry is the perpetuation of forests by use.
Theodore Roosevelt and His Times: A Chronicle of the Progressive...
3
This industry has an intrinsic interest in the perpetuation of the danger.
The Guardian
4
It said these factors enabled the perpetuation of inequitable outcomes for Māori.
Radio NZ
5
Only bodies that suit the survival and perpetuation of genes will remain.
The Red Queen
1
For why should there be any longer protraction or waste of time?
The History of Rome, Books 09 to 26
2
Mentions this magazine's experience of a libel suit of Jarndycean protraction and complication.
The new yorker
3
Further findings in maturation protraction are central venous stenoses or accessory outflow veins.
Pubmed
4
The earlier finding of an inverse protraction factor is confirmed.
Pubmed
5
The spring proved little better than a protraction of trial.
The Life of Charlotte Brontë — Volume 2
Usage of prolongation in English
1
The prolongation of the Sheffield strike is in no way his fault.
A People's Man
2
I am convinced of the inutility of the prolongation of this war.
The Devil's Paw
3
Background: QT prolongation is an important risk factor for sudden cardiac death.
Pubmed
4
Orphenadrine intake has recently been linked to QT prolongation and Torsade-de-Pointes tachycardia.
Pubmed
5
The country would not have borne the prolongation of the Crimean War.'
Correspondence & Conversations of Alexis de Tocqueville with Nas...
6
There was no bleeding time prolongation, platelet count, or ATIII level decrease.
Pubmed
7
Significant bradycardia, ineffectiveness, and excessive QT prolongation were reasons for failed completion.
Pubmed
8
The ingenuousness of youth had insisted on this prolongation of our meeting.
Simon the Jester
9
Judicial astrology-Itschemical application to the prolongation of life and health-Alchymicaldelusions.
Thaumaturgia; Or, Elucidations of the Marvellous
10
Think not that I wish to solicit a prolongation of my existence.
Purgatory: Doctrinal, Historical, and Poetical
11
Any unexpected prolongation of a cruise threatened a reduction to short commons.
Sea-Power and Other Studies
12
It was to be a scene, not a postponement or a prolongation.
The Life, Crime, and Capture of John Wilkes Booth
13
But her thought remained unuttered, and there was a prolongation of silence.
The Nether World
14
The prolongation in FIGO-stages III-IV may be due to more radical surgery.
Pubmed
15
But would there be any House of Commons objection to this prolongation?
The Life of the Rt. Hon. Sir Charles W. Dilke, Volume 1
16
However, prolongation of the QT interval with probucol remains a long-term safety concern.
Pubmed
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