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| Traduções principais |
| extended adj | (longer than normal) | estendido, aumentado adj |
| | The TV show host had an extended interview with the author. |
| | O apresentador de TV teve uma entrevista estendida com o autor. |
| extended adj | (lengthened) | estendido adj |
| | | alargado adj |
| | | ampliado adj |
| | The extended garage has room for two vehicles. |
| | A garagem estendida tem espaço para dois veículos. |
| extended adj | (at full length) | estendido adj |
| | The construction crane was fully extended. |
| | O guindaste da construção estava totalmente estendido. |
| extended adj | (more thorough) | ampliado adj |
| | The police launched an extended search to try to find the criminal. |
| | A polícia lançou uma busca ampliada para tentar encontrar o criminoso. |
| Traduções complementares |
| extended adj | (for more time) | prolongado adj |
| | | prorrogado adj |
| | The store's extended offer on chainsaws means you now have another week to buy one at half price. |
| | A oferta prolongada de motosserras da loja significa que você agora tema mais uma semana para comprar uma pela metade do preço. |
| extended adj | (body part: held out) | estendido adj |
| | Brian shook his friend's extended hand. |
| | Brian apertou a mão estendida de seu amigo. |
WordReference English-Portuguese Dictionary © 2025:
| Traduções principais |
| extend [sth]⇒ vtr | (make longer: physically) (maior: fisicamente) | ampliar vt |
| | | estender vt |
| | They are going to extend the bike path by 3 km. |
| | Eles irão ampliar a trilha de bicicleta em mais de três metros. |
| extend [sth] vtr | (make longer: time) (maior: tempo) | estender, prorrogar vt |
| | The legislature extended the voting time by 15 minutes. |
| | A assembleia legislativa estendeu o tempo de votação em mais 15 minutos. |
| Traduções complementares |
| extend⇒ vi | (stretch out) | estender v int |
| | | esticar v int |
| | | alastrar v int |
| | The roof of the house extends over the porch. |
| extend vi | (stretch to reach sthg) | esticar-se vp |
| | She extended to reach the top shelf without letting go of the baby. |
| extend vi | (spread) | estender-se vp |
| | | espalhar-se vp |
| | Our land extends from the river to the road. |
| extend [sth]⇒ vtr | (hand: hold out) (mãos) | estender vt |
| | The Frenchman extended his hand to shake mine. |
| extend [sth] vtr | (place at full length) | estender vt |
| | He extended the map across the table. |
| extend [sth] vtr | (widen) | ampliar vt |
| | The seatbelt law has been extended to include back seats. |
| extend [sth] vtr | (offer) | oferecer vt |
| | She extended an offer to buy the business. |
| extend⇒ vtr | (extrapolate) (extrapolar) | ampliar vt |
| | | transpôr vt |
| | Let's extend this idea to its logical conclusions. |
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