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Meanings of stretch in English

Catalan
abast
Spanish
alcance

The act of physically reaching or thrusting out.

abast
Portuguese
adulterar

Corrupt, debase, or make impure by adding a foreign or inferior substance; often by replacing valuable ingredients with inferior ones.

adulterar
Portuguese
esticar
Catalan
estendre
Spanish
extender

Extend or stretch out to a greater or the full length.

esticar
Portuguese
alongamento
Catalan
estirament

Exercise designed to extend the limbs and muscles to their full extent.

alongamento
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Examples for "extend"
Examples for "extend"
1
He needs to: clean up politics; protect the economy; and extend opportunity.
The Guardian
2
However, the benefits to the overall economy will extend far beyond that.
The Irish Times
3
It also wants to extend health services in all public secondary schools.
Radio NZ
4
The programme is not intended to extend beyond this year, officials said.
Radio NZ
5
Where possible, try to extend existing indexes rather than adding new ones.
High performance mysql, 2nd edition
1
We'll bring you more as the situation continues to unfold, Beutel said.
Heart-shaped box
2
However, neither scenario is likely to unfold and both teams played accordingly.
The Irish Times
3
Everything depends upon how events unfold over the coming days and weeks.
BBC
4
In the time-table I carry in my pocket I unfold the earth.
The Voice of the Machines / An Introduction to the Twentieth Cen...
5
Meanwhile, property stocks will continue to face pressure as court cases unfold.
Reuters
1
Consequently, the country's political crisis is likely to stretch out for months.
The Irish Times
2
It could stretch out into the autumn, but hopefully sooner, he said.
Reuters
3
But now stretch out hither thy hand; open my eyes for me.
The Divine Comedy, Volume 1, Hell
4
You cannot stretch out your hand without hurting it against the stones.
Abbe Mouret's Transgression
5
Ahead of them, the desert tablelands seemed to stretch out into infinity.
The outcast
Usage of stretch in English
1
Consequently, the country's political crisis is likely to stretch out for months.
The Irish Times
2
Its good deeds stretch far beyond what goes into its shampoos, however.
The Guardian
3
Their networks stretch throughout the United States into Europe, Asia and Australia.
The Guardian
4
Visit Website LESSON: Climbing ropes today are dynamic; they're designed to stretch.
Climbing Magazine
5
The charges stretch back almost 10 years, Longford Circuit Criminal Court heard.
The Irish Times
6
Or rather, people believe in words only for a stretch of time.
The Guardian
7
Will Australian compassion for refugees in Europe stretch to those coming here?
The Guardian
8
But the protected zone did not, of course, stretch back infinitely far.
Seveneves
9
He gave me a long look that seemed to stretch several minutes.
The Name of the Wind
10
So many days without rest, and the last, agonizing stretch without water.
The Lost Sisterhood
11
Some silicon cases are easily taken off, and they stretch over time.
Wired
12
I hid my surprise at his question behind a long, languid stretch.
Fortune's Pawn
13
However, the Gators couldn't overcome a cold stretch in the second half.
Reuters
14
He wants the time to stretch long, to great length and thinness.
Rabbit, run
15
These days her ambitions stretch a long way beyond the swimming pool.
The Guardian
16
He played 35 minutes Friday night despite a stretch in foul trouble.
Reuters
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South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
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