elongate 的 3 个定义
e·lon·gat·ed, e·lon·gat·ing.
- to draw out to greater length; lengthen; extend.
e·lon·gat·ed, e·lon·gat·ing.
- to increase in length.
Also e·lon·gat·ed .
- extended; lengthened.
- long and thin.
elongate 近义词
make longer
更多elongate例句
- When you’ve absolutely got to hit a word count, it’s just so easy to elongate your work by adding in superfluous, unnecessary words so that an idea that should be a brief 10-word sentence ends up being an entire paragraph—like this one.
- Finally Bryant — 6-foot-6, 212 pounds of long, sinewy muscle — picks up a ball, takes a bunch of steps behind the half-court line, trots four long paces forward, elongates his arms, pushes forward, and … and … and …“Gimme my money!”
- Gently squeeze and press from the center toward the ends to elongate the roll slightly and even out thickness.
- They prove the power of intuitive user experiences that integrate media, merchandising and content to eliminate the steps that add friction to the customer journey and elongate the buying process.
- The tiny plant, which will never grow leaves or roots, elongates in a spindly spiral.
- By keeping Brody alive, Gansa and his team have forced themselves to elongate his romantic relationship with Carrie as well.
- And it's easier to delay something than to make something happen, so things tended to elongate rather than abbreviate.
- As an adaptation to saltation the tibia would elongate at the expense of the femur and the index would be more than 100.
- Bush inhabitants include several species of lizards and snakes, all of which have rather elongate, slender bodies, and long tails.
- These mites are elongate in form, have rudimentary mouth-parts and but four legs.
- Subcortical; hexapod; antenn obsolete: body much depressed, with the last segment elongate, terminating in three or more mucros.
- These loops, even when made as perfectly as possible, have a tendency to elongate, thus spoiling the adjustment of the wires.