extensions
Prononciation : [ɪkˈstɛnʃənz]
Contexte : « technology »
(noun) an extension is a small program that adds new features to a bigger program, like a web browser. For instance, if you want to block ads while you're browsing, you can add an ad-blocking extension.
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I installed a new extension for my web browser that helps me save money while shopping online.
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Without the right extensions, my browser cannot do all the cool things I want it to.
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What extensions do you recommend for improving my internet experience?
Contexte : « education »
(noun) an extension can also mean extra time given to complete a task or assignment. For example, if you need more time to finish your homework, your teacher might give you an extension.
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The teacher gave the students an extension on their project so they could do their best work.
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I didn't ask for an extension, so I need to turn in my assignment on time.
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Can I get an extension if I need a few more days to finish my essay?
Contexte : « housing »
(noun) an extension is when you build more space onto a house. This can make the house bigger and can be for new rooms or another floor.
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They added an extension to their house to create a new playroom for the kids.
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They decided against adding an extension because it would cost too much money.
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Do you think it would be worth it to put an extension on your house?
Contexte : « connection »
(noun) an extension can refer to a phone number that connects to a specific line or person inside a building. It's like when you dial a main number and then enter another number to reach someone directly.
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Please call the main office and ask for my extension to reach me directly.
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I forgot the extension number, so I couldn't get in touch with the person I needed.
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What extension should I dial to speak to the manager?