extension
extension 英 [ɪkˈstenʃn] 美 [ɪkˈstɛnʃən]
n. 扩大，扩展； 延长
名词复数:extensions
- An extension is the act of getting more time, space, or length, like an extension of a deadline that gives you one more day to turn in a paper, or extensions that make your hair look longer.
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- n. 扩大，扩展； 延长
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1. The extension of the subway will take several months.
扩建地铁需用几个月时间。
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2. extensions to the original railway track
原有铁路线的若干延伸路线
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3. the extension of new technology into developing countries
新技术向发展中国家的传播
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4. a gradual extension of the powers of central government
中央政府权力的逐渐扩大
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5. a planned two-storey extension to the hospital
计划在医院增建一栋两层的楼
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6. He's been granted an extension of the contract for another year.
他的合同获得延期一年。
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7. a visa extension
签证延期
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8. We have an extension in the bedroom.
我们的卧室里有一个分机。
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9. What's your extension number?
你的分机号码是多少？
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10. Can I have extension 4332 please?
请接 4332 号分机。
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11. extension courses
大学进修课程
- extension (n.) c. 1400, "swelling, bulging," from Latin extensionem/extentionem (nominative extensio/extentio) "a stretching out, extension," noun of action from past participle stem of extendere (see extend). In a concrete sense, "extended portion of something" (a railroad, etc.), from 1852. Telephone sense is from 1906.
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