گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'expansion'

1 عمومی:: بسط‌

2 عمومی:: انبساط‌

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4 عمومی:: افزایش حجم

5 عمومی:: توسعه كمی رشد و گسترش

6 عمومی:: توسعه‌

1 general::   noun ADJ. big, considerable, enormous, great, huge, major, massive, significant, substantial, vast The company was now set for major expansion. | maximum | dramatic, marked, remarkable, unprecedented an unprecedented expansion in linguistic studies at British universities | rapid | gradual | steady | continued, further, sustained | eastward, westward, etc. | global, international, overseas, worldwide | successful | aggressive The board decided to embark on aggressive overseas expansion. | healthy | planned, proposed | uncontrolled | business, commercial, company | economic, industrial | colonial, imperial, territorial | population | urban VERB + EXPANSION show The economy is still showing healthy expansion. | allow (for), provide for The design of the front pockets allows for expansion. | be ripe for a ready-made hotel chain ripe for further expansion | be set for The company is set for further expansion into niche areas. | call for | go for, look for We are going for maximum expansion. | encourage, facilitate, promote | impede, limit, restrict | halt, stop | prevent | embark on | finance, fund In order to finance expansion on this scale, the government has relied heavily on borrowing. EXPANSION + VERB occur, take place EXPANSION + NOUN plan, programme PREP. ~ into expansion into the luxury car market | ~ in a great age of expansion in trade and science PHRASES a period of expansion a period of rapid economic expansion | the rate of expansion The rate of expansion of our overseas trade has been spectacular. | potential/room/scope/space for expansion The company believes there is scope for expansion in this sector.

2 general:: expansion ADJECTIVES/NOUN + expansion a big expansion • Last year saw a big expansion at the company. a great/huge/massive expansion (= very big ) • There are plans for a massive expansion of the oil and gas industries. a major/significant expansion (= large and important ) • The company is planning a major expansion of its retail outlets. a rapid expansion • During the 1990s, there was a rapid expansion in student numbers. a steady expansion • There has been a steady expansion of the self-employed sector of the economy. further expansion • Investors think the hotel chain is ripe for further expansion. economic expansion • Economic expansion in India and China is set to continue. business/commercial expansion • These new measures could limit business expansion. urban expansion • We are seeing uncontrolled urban expansion in many African cities. verbs expansion takes place ( also expansion occurs formal ) • The biggest expansion occurred in the volume of small issue government bonds. expansion + NOUN an expansion plan • The city’s ambitious expansion plans will require major investment. an expansion programme • Such an aggressive expansion programme could double the business in five years.