protract в словаре PONS

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Due to the large number of owners who wanted to sell the negotiations were protracted over several months.
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At times the martyrdom was protracted for several days before the victim expired.
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Construction was protracted due to the failure of the original contractors to secure proper bonds, and the light was not brought into service until 1897.
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It is protracted between the summit and periphery to form a claw-like element.
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Research indicates recovery from financial crisis can be protracted, with lengthy periods of high unemployment and substandard economic growth.
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The dispute has been protracted, and involves multiple parties and cross claims.
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In other words, they have the ability to protract their claws from a retracted, at-rest position.
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Like many species of seabird, nesting is highly protracted with incubation taking up to 50 days and fledging another 70 days after that.
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The negotiations between the governments of each state and the royal houses were protracted because of the differing views on the level of compensation.
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However, the construction is protracted by a number of delays, mainly due to an unforeseen number of changes to the plans during construction.
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