Verb:

ताणलेली,

extend to's Usage Examples:

They extend to the minutest details of our lives.

Additionally, the highway system did not extend to Barra.

Avenue though enclosed porches (temporary enclosures by screens and glass sashing excepted) may extend to within 20" of sd.

" One common halo effect is when the perceived positive features of a particular item extend to a broader brand.

Boar hunting is generally the practice of hunting wild boars, but can also extend to feral pigs and peccaries.

No show, low cut, and ankle socks extend to the ankle or lower and are often worn casually or for athletic use.

This does not extend to a restriction of the dramatic work"s ideas; it is a recognition of the.

protests started to extend to the local community when Jean Gosling, a lollipop lady in Wanstead, upon learning of the tree"s impending destruction, rallied.

ли́ния) (Line 16) is a planned line of the Moscow Metro that will initially extend to the settlement of Kommunarka in the Novomoskovsky Administrative Okrug.

The plan of extending to Oswego was now omitted, and the new plan was to extend to Oneonta and make a sharp turn north to Earlville, where the line would make a connection with the recently constructed Syracuse and Chenango Valley Railroad.

Although electricity was available from 1925, other essential utilities such as a piped water supply did not extend to the main part of the village until 1945 and gas did not arrive until as late as 1968.

The Ustaša, an ultranationalist and fascist movement founded in 1929 supported a Greater Croatia that would extend to the River Drina and to the edge of Belgrade.

Municipal road extend to westward linking the town to Paracelis in Mountain Province.

Synonyms:

reach, touch, be, reach into,

Antonyms:

bottom out, stay in place, top out, fail, incapability,