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Definitions from the WebLargirPart of Speech: verb Sense 1: to widen, broaden Example Sentence 1: The government decided to largir the highway to accommodate more traffic. Example Sentence 2: She used a special technique to largir the sleeves of her dress. Sense 2: to expand, increase Example Sentence 1: The company plans to largir its operations by opening new branches across the country. Example Sentence 2: They are aiming to largir their customer base by offering a wider range of products. Sense 3: to relax, loosen Example Sentence 1: The doctor advised him to largir his grip on the steering wheel to reduce tension on his wrists. Example Sentence 2: It's important to largir the muscles before starting any exercise. Sense 4: to extend, stretch out Example Sentence 1: With the help of the instructor, she managed to largir her arms and touch her toes. Example Sentence 2: The cat enjoys waking up in the morning and largiring its body on the rug. Sense 5: (local) to let go, release Example Sentence 1: As per the local tradition, the fishermen largir their catch back into the river as a sign of respect. Example Sentence 2: The participants were instructed to largir the balloons simultaneously during the festival. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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