Extend in Tagalog
Extend in Tagalog translates to “Palawigin,” “Pahabain,” or “Mag-extend,” referring to the act of making something longer, larger, or offering something to someone. This versatile verb applies to physical stretching, time extensions, and reaching out in various contexts.
Mastering the different uses of “extend” in Tagalog helps learners express expansion, generosity, and continuation in both professional and everyday situations.
[Words] = Extend
[Definition]:
- Extend /ɪkˈstɛnd/
- Verb 1: To make something longer or larger in space or time.
- Verb 2: To offer or give something to someone.
- Verb 3: To stretch out a part of one’s body, especially an arm or leg.
- Verb 4: To reach or continue in a particular direction.
[Synonyms] = Palawigin, Pahabain, Magpahaba, I-extend, Palawakin, Mag-extend, Pagalawin, Iunat, Magpalawig, Ipagpatuloy.
[Example]:
Ex1_EN: The company decided to extend the deadline by two weeks to accommodate late submissions.
Ex1_PH: Ang kumpanya ay nagpasya na pahabain ang takdang panahon ng dalawang linggo upang bigyang-daan ang mga late na pagsusumite.
Ex2_EN: Please extend my warmest gratitude to your family for their hospitality.
Ex2_PH: Mangyaring ipaabot ang aking taos-pusong pasasalamat sa iyong pamilya para sa kanilang hospitality.
Ex3_EN: She extended her hand to greet the new business partners.
Ex3_PH: Iniunat niya ang kanyang kamay upang batiin ang mga bagong kasosyo sa negosyo.
Ex4_EN: The hiking trail extends all the way to the mountain summit.
Ex4_PH: Ang hiking trail ay umaabot hanggang sa tuktok ng bundok.
Ex5_EN: We need to extend our marketing efforts to reach international audiences.
Ex5_PH: Kailangan nating palawakin ang ating mga pagsisikap sa marketing upang maabot ang mga internasyonal na manonood.