How is the word prolongado translated from Spanish to English

Más largo o más grande de lo habitual.

Longer or larger than usual.

adjective
English translation
extended

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  • Nos tomamos unas vacaciones prolongadas en Italia. We took an extended holiday in Italy.

  • La ciudad amplió la línea de metro el año pasado. The city extended the metro line last year.

  • El museo anunció un horario prolongado. The museum announced extended opening hours.

  • ¿Han ampliado las rebajas hasta el viernes? Have they extended the sale until Friday?

  • ¿Por qué es tan cara la garantía prolongada? Why is the extended warranty so expensive?

  • La tormenta amplió nuestro viaje en dos días. The storm extended our trip by two days.

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FAQ about “prolongado”

How is “prolongado” translated from Spanish?
“prolongado” translates into English as “extended”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “prolongado” mean?
Meaning of “prolongado”: Más largo o más grande de lo habitual. In English — “extended”.
What part of speech is “prolongado”?
“prolongado” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “prolongado”?
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