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protract
verb (protracted , protracting )
1 to prolong; to cause something to last a long time.
2 to lengthen something out.
3 to draw something using a scale and protractor.
[16c: from Latin protrahere , protractum to drag forth]
protraction noun .
verb (protracted , protracting )
1 to prolong; to cause something to last a long time.
2 to lengthen something out.
3 to draw something using a scale and protractor.
[16c: from Latin protrahere , protractum to drag forth]
protraction noun .
protracted
adjective lasting longer than usual or longer than expected.
adjective lasting longer than usual or longer than expected.
protractile
adjective said of a body part, eg a cat's claws: capable of being extended.
[19c: see protract]
adjective said of a body part, eg a cat's claws: capable of being extended.
[19c: see protract]
protractor
noun , geom an instrument, usually a transparent plastic semicircle marked in degrees, used to draw and measure angles.
[17c: see protract (sense 3)]
noun , geom an instrument, usually a transparent plastic semicircle marked in degrees, used to draw and measure angles.
[17c: see protract (sense 3)]
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