Definition of outstretch - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
extend fullyRare extend to full lengthRare
- She outstretched her arms to show the wingspan.
2.
physical extensionRare extend by stretching beyond normal limitsRare
- He outstretched his arms to reach the shelf.
Origin of outstretch
Middle English, out (out) + strechen (to stretch)
Examples of outstretch in a sentence
The eagle outstretched its wings in flight. She outstretched her hand to greet him. The athlete outstretched his legs during the warm-up.
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- French:étendre, tendre, ...
- German:ausstrecken, erweitern, ...
- Italian:allungare al massimo, allungare, ...
- Spanish:estirar al máximo, extender, ...
- Portuguese:alongar, esticar, ...
- Chinese:伸展, 伸出, ...
- Japanese:伸ばす, いっぱいに伸ばす, ...
- Arabic:مَدَّ, مَدَّدَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַאֲרִיךְ, לְהוֹשִׁיט, ...
- Russian:вытянуть, протягивать, ...
- Ukrainian:простягнути, розтягувати, ...
- Hindi:फैलाना, बढ़ाना, ...
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