Pronunciation: /ɪkˈstɛndɪd/
noun the act of extending or the state of being extended
A1 I need an extended vacation to relax.
A2 The extended warranty on my phone covers accidental damage.
B1 The extended family gathered for a reunion.
B2 The company offered an extended deadline for the project.
C1 The extended essay required extensive research and analysis.
C2 The extended version of the software includes additional features and functionalities.
verb to make longer in time or space
A1 She extended her hand to shake mine.
A2 The meeting was extended by an hour due to important discussions.
B1 The company extended their product line to include new features.
B2 The deadline for the project was extended to allow for more time for completion.
C1 The professor extended the deadline for the research paper after receiving requests from students.
C2 The contract was extended for another year to continue the partnership between the two companies.
adjective stretched out or prolonged
A1 She had an extended vacation in the summer.
A2 The extended family gathered for a reunion.
B1 The hotel offers extended stay discounts for long-term guests.
B2 The extended version of the movie includes deleted scenes and bonus features.
C1 The professor gave an extended lecture on the history of art.
C2 The CEO's extended absence raised concerns among the board members.
formal The deadline for the project has been extended by two weeks.
informal They decided to extend the party until midnight.
slang Let's extend our hangout sesh until the sun comes up!
figurative Her influence extended far beyond the boundaries of her hometown.
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