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Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

I. range [Brit reɪn(d)ʒ, americ reɪndʒ] SUBST

1. range COM (gen):

in a wide range of prices

2. range (spectrum):

salary range
in the 30–40% range
dans les 30 à 40%
in the £50–£100 range
what is your price range?

3. range (assortment):

range

4. range (scope):

5. range (distance):

range
at a range of 200 m
from long range
to shoot sb at close range

6. range (capacity):

portée f (of de)
to be out of range

7. range:

range AEROESP, MOTOR, AERONÁUT

8. range americ (prairie):

range
on the range

9. range (of mountains):

range

10. range (stove):

range (wood etc)
range (gas, electric)

11. range FINAN:

range

12. range (firing area):

range (for weapons)
range (for missiles)

13. range TEATR (of actor):

range

14. range MÚS (of voice, instrument):

range

II. range [Brit reɪn(d)ʒ, americ reɪndʒ] VERBO trans

1. range (set):

range
opposer (against à)

2. range (draw up):

range forces, troops

III. range [Brit reɪn(d)ʒ, americ reɪndʒ] VERBO intr

1. range (run):

range
aller (from de, to à)

2. range (vary):

range
varier (between entre)

3. range:

to range over (cover)

4. range (roam, wander):

range

5. range MILITAR:

to range over gun, missile: 20 km

price range SUBST

price range
cars in a price range of £15, 000 to £20, 000

rifle range SUBST

rifle range MILITAR

driving range SUBST (in golf)

driving range

free-range ADJ

free-range hen, chicken, pig:

free-range

gas range SUBST

gas range

product range SUBST

product range

shooting range SUBST

shooting range

medium-range ADJ

medium-range missile:

medium-range

kitchen range SUBST

kitchen range

no Dicionário PONS

I. range [reɪndʒ] SUBST no pl

1. range (distance covered):

range of a weapon
range of a plane
range of action
at a range of
at long range
at close range
out of range

2. range (scope):

range of vision, hearing
range of voice
range of ability
to be out of range

3. range (spread, selection):

range of products, colors
range products, sizes, patterns
range of temperatures
range of prices, jobs, possibilities
range of fashion
a full range of sth
a car at the top of the range

4. range (sphere, domain):

range of activity
range of knowledge
range of influence, research
beyond sb's range of competence

5. range (row):

range of buildings
range of mountains

6. range (shooting range):

range

7. range Brit (large stove):

range

8. range americ (feeding land):

range

II. range [reɪndʒ] VERBO intr

1. range (vary):

range
to range between sth and sth
to range from sth to sth
aller de qc à qc

2. range (wander):

range

3. range (travel):

range

4. range (be placed in a row):

range

5. range (deal with):

to range over sth

6. range (cover a distance):

to range over sth
to range over sth eyes

III. range [reɪndʒ] VERBO trans

range
to range oneself against sb/sth

shooting range SUBST

shooting range

mountain range SUBST GEO

mountain range

kitchen range SUBST americ

kitchen range

short-range ADJ

1. short-range MILITAR:

short-range missile

2. short-range (not long-range):

short-range estimate, weather forecast

rifle range SUBST

rifle range
rifle range in funfair

medium-range ADJ MILITAR

medium-range

long-range ADJ

1. long-range (across a long distance):

long-range

2. long-range (long-term):

long-range

free-range ADJ

free-range

top-of-the-range ADJ

top-of-the-range
no Dicionário PONS

I. range [reɪndʒ] SUBST

1. range (distance covered):

range of a weapon
range of a plane
range of action
at a range of
at long range
at close range
out of range

2. range (length of time):

3. range (scope):

range of vision, hearing
range of voice
range of ability
to be out of range

4. range (spread, selection):

range of products, colors
range products, sizes, patterns
range of temperatures
range of prices, jobs, possibilities
range of fashion
a full range of sth
a car at the top of the range

5. range (sphere, domain):

range of activity
range of knowledge
range of influence, research
beyond sb's range of competence

6. range (row):

range of buildings
range of mountains

7. range sports:

(shooting) range
driving range (in golf)

8. range (stove):

range

9. range (feeding land):

range

II. range [reɪndʒ] VERBO intr

1. range (vary):

range
to range between sth and sth
to range from sth to sth
aller de qc à qc

2. range (wander):

range

3. range (travel):

range

4. range (be placed in row):

range

5. range (deal with):

to range over sth

6. range (cover distance):

to range over sth
to range over sth eyes

III. range [reɪndʒ] VERBO trans

range
to range oneself against sb/sth

mountain range SUBST GEO

mountain range

long-range ADJ

1. long-range (across a long distance):

long-range

2. long-range (long-term):

long-range

rifle range SUBST

rifle range

short-range ADJ

short-range missile
short-range estimate, weather forecast

free-range ADJ

free-range

kitchen range SUBST

kitchen range

shooting range SUBST

shooting range

range finder SUBST

range finder

medium-range ADJ MILITAR

medium-range

Vocabulário Técnico da Refrigeração GEA

normal range
normal range
Present
Irange
yourange
he/she/itranges
werange
yourange
theyrange
Past
Iranged
youranged
he/she/itranged
weranged
youranged
theyranged
Present Perfect
Ihaveranged
youhaveranged
he/she/ithasranged
wehaveranged
youhaveranged
theyhaveranged
Past Perfect
Ihadranged
youhadranged
he/she/ithadranged
wehadranged
youhadranged
theyhadranged

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When enemy troops jammed the trench a short distance away, he poured point-blank fire upon them until his ammunition was expended.
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A furious battle raged between the hopelessly entangled ships, with point-blank cannonades quickly setting the ships ablaze, as much a danger to one as the other.
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The unit opened fire on the base at point-blank with armour-piercing tracer ammunition.
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However, soon after on a television interview she is asked point-blank if she supports her husband's reasons for resigning, and she reluctantly says she does not.
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There were looks of astonishment everywhere as his point-blank flick brushed off a post and into the advertising hoardings.
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