expand on
Third Person
expands on
Present Participle
expanding on
Past Tense
expanded on
Past Participle
expanded on
1
to provide more details, information, or a more comprehensive explanation about a particular topic or idea
transitive
- Can you please expand on your proposal so that we have a clearer understanding of your ideas?
- In the meeting, the professor encouraged students to expand on their research findings during the presentation.
- The author took the opportunity to expand on the historical context of the events mentioned in the book.
- During the interview, the candidate was asked to expand upon their previous work experience and achievements.
- The training program aims to help employees expand on their skills and adapt to evolving job responsibilities.