How to pronounce“protract”in English

protraction of the war for a further two years its globalization which britain's intervention made inevitable

protracted struggle in the Middle East that could affect its exports, and also

protracted campaign, no boots on the ground, an effort to have somewhat limited operations and then essentially leaving it up to the

protracted conflict with the Taliban in Afghanistan in Helman Province.

protracted public, likely to be messy debate full of soul and heart and anger

protracted and a lot more uncertain than what's been happening in Texas.

protracted love stories in history decades on is it still considered one of the most popular shows of all time it is it's also one of the highest grossing it