Definitions

1. verb

to make or cause something to become longer or more extensive in space, time, or degree

“The company plans to extend its operations to new markets.”

2. verb

to offer or provide something, such as a loan, credit, or a service, for a longer period than usual

“The bank agreed to extend the loan to help the struggling business.”

3. verb

to stretch or strain something, such as a muscle or a material, to its limit

“Be careful not to extend your back too far, or you might hurt yourself.”

4. noun

an addition or continuation of something, such as a building or a period of time

“The extension of the hotel added more rooms for guests.”

5. noun

a loan or grant of money or resources, often for a longer period than usual

“The government offered an extension to the struggling small business.”

6. noun

a period of time, often longer than usual, during which something is valid or allowed

“The extension of the deadline gave the students more time to complete their project.”