broaden 英 [ˈbrɔ:dn]   美 [ˈbrɔdn]

broaden

broaden  英 [ˈbrɔ:dn] 美 [ˈbrɔdn]

v. 扩大 

进行时:broadening  过去式:broadened  过去分词:broadened  第三人称单数:broadens  名词复数:broadens 

Her smile broadened. 她笑得更加灿烂了。
a promise to broaden access to higher education 拓宽高等教育渠道的承诺

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  • v. 扩大
  • 1. Her smile broadened.

    她笑得更加灿烂了。

  • 2. a promise to broaden access to higher education

    拓宽高等教育渠道的承诺

  • 3. The party needs to broaden its appeal to voters.

    该党需要进一步吸引选民。

  • 4. Spending a year working in the city helped to broaden his horizons.

    在城市工作的一年拓宽了他的视野。

  • broaden (v.) 1726, "make broad;" 1727, "grow broad;" from broad (adj.) + -en (1). The word seems no older than this (it was cited by Johnson in one of James Thomson's "Seasons" poems); broadened also is first found in the same poet. Broadening is recorded from 1835 as a noun, 1850 as a present-participle adjective.
broad·en / ˈbrɔːdn ; NAmE ˈbrɔːdn / verb 1 [intransitive ] to become wider 变宽;变阔 Her smile broadened. 她笑得更加灿烂了。 2 [transitive ,  intransitive ] broaden(sth) to affect or make sth affect more people or things (使)扩大影响 a promise to broaden access to higher education 拓宽高等教育渠道的承诺 The party needs to broaden its appeal to voters. 该党需要进一步吸引选民。 3 [transitive ] broadensth to increase your experience, knowledge, etc. 增长(经验、知识等) Few would disagree that travel broadens the mind (= helps you to understand other people's customs, etc.). 旅游有助于开阔眼界,很少有人会不同意这一点。 Spending a year working in the city helped to broaden his horizons. 在城市工作的一年拓宽了他的视野。 PHRASAL VERB ˌbroaden ˈout (of a road, river, etc. 路、河等 ) to become wider 变宽;变阔 SYN widen out broaden broadens broadened broadening broad·en / ˈbrɔːdn ; NAmE ˈbrɔːdn /
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