extend
વિસ્તારવા
definition
verb
the Forest Service plans to extend a gravel road nearly a mile
cause to cover a larger area; make longer or wider.
I nod and extend my hand
hold (something) out toward someone.
translation of 'extend'
લંબાવું,
વિસ્તારવું,
ખેંચાવું,
પ્રસારવું
verb
વધારવું
example
you have to 'extend' yourself to change rather than keep on doing the same thing
her generosity did not 'extend' to all adults
So far, Nepal has created fourteen protected areas, covering at least ten percent of the country's land mass, and there are plans to 'extend' these protected areas.
they asked the government to 'extend' its period of deliberation
If the parents 'extend' a wedding invitation and you have no address for the bride should you send the gift to the home of the parents?
The spine wall at this location thus functioned as a retaining wall, allowing the floors of the rooms to 'extend' 1.50 m beyond the limits of the bedrock shelf.
Questions have already been raised over whether Glasgow should 'extend' its boundaries to increase its tax revenue base.
Holding the block, 'extend' your legs straight up in the air so they your torso and legs make a 90-degree angle.
the mountains 'extend' over the western end of the island
Grab a medicine ball with both hands and 'extend' your arms straight out along the sides of your head and just above the floor.
the mountains 'extend' over the western end of the island
The desert sands of central Western Australia 'extend' right up to the coast at Shark Bay; there are no rivers and rainfall is extremely low.
I nod and 'extend' my hand
When you 'extend' your legs your body forms a V shape; when you lower your legs your feet form a V shape.
Lie on your back, legs straight, and 'extend' your arms overhead, stretching your hands and feet as far apart as possible.
horses have the strength of character to 'extend' themselves to their utmost limit
the Forest Service plans to 'extend' a gravel road nearly a mile
I nod and 'extend' my hand
Well done John and all in the area 'extend' our very best wishes and wish you many more hours of happy flying.
she is unable to 'extend' her thumb
On some authors' request, we have decided to 'extend' the deadline for submitting manuscripts to May 31 2001.
her generosity did not 'extend' to all adults
There are now plans to 'extend' the area covered by the partnership to the villages of Wrelton, Aislaby, Middleton, Cropton, Rosedale and Sinnington.
a fault that may 'extend' to a depth of 12 miles
Mr Green wants to make alterations and additions to the building to create a new restaurant, 'extend' his kitchen and increase the number of toilets to include facilities for the disabled.
The legislation will allow bars and pubs to apply for licenses that 'extend' beyond the current limit of 11 pm.
It has two large, bubble-shaped cavities that 'extend' away from a central black hole.
She suffered torn knee ligaments and a broken right heel and is unable to 'extend' one leg fully 14 months after the accident.
I can't 'extend' credit indefinitely
His family, relations and many friends in the area 'extend' their best wishes on him reaching such a significant milestone and hope he enjoyed the occasion.
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