expansive

amplio, extenso

Que abarca una gran superficie o una amplia variedad de temas.

En inglés sencillo: Covering a large area or a wide range of subjects.

• The balcony offers an expansive view.
• Her expansive research covers several centuries.
• We crossed an expansive landscape of grass and low hills.

Sinónimos: extensive, wide, broad

Antónimos: limited, narrow

Expresiones frecuentes: expansive view, expansive research, expansive landscape

expansivo, comunicativo

Amistoso y dispuesto a hablar libremente, a menudo de sus sentimientos o ideas.

En inglés sencillo: Friendly and willing to talk freely, often about your feelings or ideas.

• He was in an expansive mood.
• Our normally quiet host became expansive over dinner.
• Her expansive manner encouraged everyone to join the conversation.

Sinónimos: talkative, sociable, outgoing

Antónimos: reserved

Expresiones frecuentes: expansive mood, expansive host, expansive manner

expansivo

Que aumenta de tamaño o provoca un aumento de tamaño.

En inglés sencillo: Becoming larger or causing an increase in size.

• Expansive soil can damage foundations.
• The engineers measured the gas’s expansive force.
• Expansive cement increases in volume as it sets.

Sinónimos: expanding

Antónimos: contracting

Expresiones frecuentes: expansive force, expansive soil, expansive cement

expandible

Que puede hacerse más grande o ser ampliado.

En inglés sencillo: Able to become larger or be made larger.

• The design uses an expansive material.
• The chamber’s expansive walls allow it to hold more gas.
• They tested the fabric’s expansive capacity under pressure.

Sinónimos: expandable

Expresiones frecuentes: expansive material, expansive capacity, expansive structure