extension
વિસ્તરણ
definition
noun
the railroad's southern extension
a part that is added to something to enlarge or prolong it; a continuation.
Floodwaters have caused much damage and several extensions and additional pieces of equipment are urgently needed.
a length of electric cord that permits the use of an appliance at some distance from a fixed socket.
translation of 'extension'
વિસ્તરણ,
વૃદ્ધિ
noun
વિસ્તાર,
વધારો
example
Every university should have an 'extension' department to promote students' participation in community-based activities.
a postgraduate 'extension' course
My wife went to 'extension' classes at the University of North Carolina on post.
During the meeting, the board gave the president a two-year contract 'extension' and a raise.
He also supported London and Oxford in setting up similar 'extension' courses.
I listened in on an 'extension' when Frank phoned Jack at Bute House to be told his fate.
There will have to be consultation with English Heritage, but the council hopes there will be a glass 'extension' to the building, as a new main entrance from Vernon Street.
In terms of the long and chequered history of policing in the North, the 'extension' of his term by the Policing Board is of little consequence.
No physical evidence of any other movement than knee 'extension' was observed during the stimulations.
Space was the empty 'extension' that allowed his bits of matter - his atoms - to move about.
She plans to add an additional 'extension' to the front of the house before the builders pack up and leave.
But for most people now, their mobile phone is an 'extension' of their arm and they always have it with them.
Their target was the Marine Security Detachment Headquarters, a small 'extension' on the four story main Embassy building.
Some large nurseries and most university 'extension' services will do this for a nominal charge.
Does that not suggest that we ought to be dealing with an application for 'extension' of time?
Subject to the outcome of the application for 'extension' of time, there will be a cross-appeal, yes, as I am instructed.
John Y. Brown, owner of the Buffalo Braves, called Fitz, who had me pick up the 'extension' and listen in.
The obvious worry is that the site will come under the control of the prime minister's press spokesman and therefore become little more than an 'extension' of the Party line.
I will remit this application, including any application for 'extension' of time to the Federal Magistrates Court of Australia.
Rosenow took his concern to Carl Duley, University of Wisconsin county 'extension' agent for Buffalo County.
His place of work is the Resource Library at St. Ann Street Police Station where all other officers have access and he is without a telephone 'extension' .
seizures with sudden rigid 'extension' of the limbs
The 'extension' to the original building was seamlessly carried out, so it is almost impossible to identify the earlier work.
In Australia he worked initially as a bush labourer, then as a teacher, and after 1888 for the University of Sydney's 'extension' classes.
The use of the main building and the 'extension' has caused problems to adjacent residents for a number of years and is currently the subject of an ombudsman's complaint against the Council.
Accordingly, the role of vertebral rotation in synapsid locomotion might be better investigated in terms of its effect on limb 'extension' and recovery.
Most times the 'extension' is the substring which follows the last occurrence, if any, of the dot character.
He said he's looking forward to the 'extension' of the 2000 line, which will enable it to handle high-definition television as well.
triceps 'extension'
As such, offering managed telephony services is a natural 'extension' of their business model.
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