English-Spanish translations for protract

  • diferir
  • extender
  • prolongarEn segundo lugar –y todos deben tenerlo en cuenta– las negociaciones se van a prolongar. Secondly – and everyone should realise this – the negotiations will be protracted. Trasladar el asunto desde el Instrumento de la Cooperación al Desarrollo a un Reglamento independiente no resolvería el problema, sino que prolongaría los debates sobre este asunto tan delicado. Transferring the issue from the Development Cooperation Instrument to a separate regulation would not facilitate the problem, but rather protract the discussions on this very sensitive matter.

Definition of protract

  • To draw out; to extend, especially in duration
  • To use a protractor
  • To put off to a distant time; to delay; to defer
  • To extend; to protrude

Examples

  • to protract a decision or duty
  • A cat can protract and retract its claws.

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