گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'prolong'

1 عمومی:: امتداد دادن‌

2 عمومی:: دراز كردن‌

3 عمومی:: (prolongate=) ط‌ولانی‌ كردن‌

1 general:: prolong to make something last longer: • The issue divided the country and prolonged the civil war. • Successful treatment is prolonging people's lives. • No one wants to prolong the violence. • This would only prolong the unhappiness she felt. lengthen to make something last longer than the usual time: • They suggested lengthening the training period for new teachers. • New security measures have lengthened the time passengers spend in airports. extend to make something that is coming to an end continue for a longer period of time – used especially about official arrangements such as contracts and visas: • They agreed to extend his contract by a year. • The offer has been extended for a further fourteen days. • I applied to extend my visa. drag something out to make a situation or event last longer than necessary: • I wish they'd make a decision and not keep dragging it out. • Each side accused the other of dragging out the negotiations.

2 general::   verb ADV. indefinitely Might it be possible to prolong life indefinitely? | artificially | deliberately Doctors commented that some patients deliberately prolong their treatment. | unduly, unnecessarily We do not want to prolong the meeting unnecessarily.

3 general:: verb extend: Not smoking will prolong your life.