"expand" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch

expand Verb

expand + Substantiv

Kolokacji: 160

expand opportunities • expand one's business • expand one's operations • expand one's services • expand one's range • ...

Verb + expand

Kolokacji: 50

begin expanding • help expand • continue expand • plan to expand • seek to expand • continue to expand • hope to expand • ...

expand + Präposition

Kolokacji: 44

expand into • expand beyond • expand upon • expand throughout • expanded since • ...

Kolokacji: 27

1. expand into = rozszerzaj działalność expand into

2. expand beyond = rozwiń dalej expand beyond

3. expand upon = rozwiń expand upon

4. expand throughout = rozwiń przez cały czas expand throughout

5. expanded since = rozwinięty od tej pory expanded since

6. expand on = rozwijać na expand on

7. expand during = rozwijać podczas expand during

8. expand across = rozwiń wszerz expand across

9. expand to = rozwijać aby expand to

10. expand from = rozwijać z expand from

11. expand by = rozwijać przez expand by

12. expand through = rozwiń całkowicie expand through

13. expand over = rozwijać ponad expand over

14. expand at = rozwijać przy expand at

15. expand under = rozwiń poniżej expand under

But it is not being expanded under the current government.
In the years ahead, the amount would expand to about 20 percent under the current plan.
The city plans to spend $27.4 million more to expand such services for children under 6.
As a result, they are unable to expand the space under their control.
The bill was later expanded, under court pressure, to include other forms of property.
After that success the rebels tried to expand the area under their control.
He talked up several liberal programs that expanded under his watch, among them health insurance for poor children and their parents.
The facilities were sold within two years and expanded under the new leadership.
He significantly expanded the maritime trade of the company under his direction.
The population of Cardiff had expanded greatly, from under 20,000 in 1851 to over 40,000 less than 20 years later.