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Meanings of prolong in inglés
Synonyms
Examples for "sustain"
Examples for "sustain"
1
We've seen this growth sustain and affect every industry and business type.
2
The order will help to sustain jobs in our Northern Ireland operations.
3
Food and water are the media I use to sustain my art.
4
We also highlight critical factors that help sustain a robust culture system.
5
Nancy Pelosi, the House Democratic leader, insists the House will sustain it.
1
In 1989 'population growth is exceeding farmers' ability to keep up.' No.
2
However, there is no guarantee funding would keep up with future demands.
3
Mr Birk said police should keep up their efforts against the markets.
4
I am afraid I no longer keep up with the stock market...'
5
Just hope they keep up the effort for the next 11 months.
Usage of prolong in inglés
1
Postoperative pain, however, can prolong hospital stay and lead to increased morbidity.
2
A boycott would damage the credibility of the vote and prolong uncertainty.
3
Johnson & delay the be ginning of negotiations & prolong the war.
4
Early detection and treatment of hypercalcemia in these patients may prolong survival.
5
And sometimes the couple would prolong the chase by favoring the girl.
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Roots of the eucalyptus will prolong themselves incredibly in search of moisture.
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Players taking new roles to prolong a career, or harden a team.
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Conclusion: The biofuel cells that use hyperthermophilic enzymes may prolong their life.
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He seemed in no hurry and apparently wished to prolong the talk.
10
To fight the wolf with conventional weapons was to prolong the inevitable.
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Therefore you must not prolong this visit; he might take it amiss.
12
We were tempted to prolong the visit but were already behind schedule.
13
Wealth was there; but it could not allay pain, or prolong life.
14
Then came an inspiration; here was a chance to prolong his visit.
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None seemed as if they were particularly keen to prolong the evening.
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The commons agreed to prolong the term with regard to these forces.
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Prolong through the time
Prolong across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common