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Meaning of
range
in English
range
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Plural
ranges
Past Tense
ranged
Participle Verb
ranging
Third Person Singular
ranges
Definitions
Noun
open
land
for
grazing
a
series
of
connected
geographical
features
extent
or
scope
of
something
;
its
reach
The
company's
influence
has
a
wide
range
across
the
industry
.
a
selection
or
variety
of
options
The
hotel
offers
a
range
of
amenities
for
guests
to
enjoy
.
a
shooting
practice
area
The
target
range
is
designated
for
archery
practice
.
a
military
training
or
testing
ground
The
military
base
has
a
range
for
testing
new
weaponry
.
distance
from
a
person
to
an
object
The
camera's
range
allows
it
to
capture
images
from
a
distance
of
100
meters
.
maximum
reach
or
capability
(
of
a
device
)
The
new
smartphone
has
a
range
of
10
meters
for
its
Bluetooth
connectivity
.
distance
a
vehicle
can
travel
without
refueling
The
electric
car
has
a
range
of
300
miles
on
a
single
charge
.
a
species'
natural
geographical
area
The
mountain
range
is
home
to
several
endangered
species
.
a
voice's
or
instrument's
tone
scale
;
musical
reach
The
singer's
vocal
range
allowed
her
to
perform
complex
melodies
.
defensive
area
a
player
can
cover
The
defender
has
a
limited
range
on
the
field
.
a
set
of
mathematical
values
a
function
can
obtain
The
function
can
produce
a
range
of
values
from
0
to
100
.
difference
between
largest
and
smallest
data
points
The
range
of
the
test
scores
was
50
points
.
a
ladder
step
;
a
rung
The
ladder
has
a
range
of
steps
to
climb
.
maximum
distance
of
capability
;
weapon
range
The
radar
system
has
a
range
of
500
miles
.
extent
or
space
of
something
;
scope
The
new
policy
aims
to
increase
the
range
of
services
offered
.
scope
of
coverage
;
inclusive
extent
The
company's
product
line
covers
a
wide
range
of
consumer
needs
.
a
class
or
order
of
individuals
;
a
rank
The
officer
held
a
high
range
in
the
military
hierarchy
.
a
cooking
stove
or
fireplace
;
apparatus
The
range
in
the
kitchen
was
used
for
cooking
and
heating
.
an
actor's
playable
roles
;
versatility
The
actress
has
a
wide
range
of
characters
she
can
portray
on
stage
.
an
act
of
wandering
;
roaming
freely
The
tourists
enjoyed
a
range
of
freedom
to
roam
around
the
city
without
a
guide
.
a
line
of
townships
between
meridians
The
surveyor
marked
the
range
of
townships
on
the
map
.
a
sequential
list
of
values
(
in
programming
)
The
programmer
defined
a
range
of
integers
in
the
code
.
an
obsolete
sieve
for
sifting
meal
The
old
farmer
still
used
a
range
to
sift
the
flour
.
Verb
variable
values
within
a
specified
limit
The
temperature
can
range
from
-20
to
30
degrees
Celsius
.
to
travel
or
roam
over
an
area
The
hikers
will
range
across
the
national
park
to
explore
its
beauty
.
to
rove
over
or
through
something
;
exercise
power
The
manager
will
range
over
the
company's
finances
to
identify
areas
for
improvement
.
to
position
something
in
relation
;
oppose
The
manager
will
range
the
employees'
salaries
to
determine
the
average
pay
.
to
classify
or
categorize
something
The
teacher
asked
the
students
to
range
their
ideas
in
order
of
importance
.
to
form
a
line
or
sequence
The
company's
products
will
range
against
those
of
its
competitors
in
the
market
.
to
be
arranged
or
ranked
in
order
The
new
policy
will
range
the
different
departments
in
a
hierarchical
structure
.
to
arrange
in
a
line
or
order
;
set
in
rows
The
park
ranger
will
range
the
animals
in
the
zoo
to
ensure
their
safety
.
to
place
among
others
in
a
line
or
rank
;
join
a
cause
The
new
employee
will
range
herself
with
the
company's
values
and
mission
.
to
inhabit
or
be
native
to
a
region
(
certain
district
)
The
birds
range
the
forest
and
surrounding
areas
in
search
of
food
.
to
determine
distance
to
a
target
(
military
context
)
The
military
personnel
will
range
the
target
to
determine
the
optimal
firing
position
.
to
sail
or
move
in
a
parallel
direction
The
ships
will
range
along
the
coast
to
avoid
the
storm
.
to
cover
a
large
defensive
area
The
soccer
player
was
tasked
to
range
the
entire
left
flank
.
to
separate
or
sift
into
parts
;
categorize
The
researcher
will
range
the
data
into
different
categories
for
analysis
.
to
cause
submission
;
dominate
a
territory
The
empire's
military
power
allowed
it
to
range
over
the
neighboring
territories
.
Compounds / Phrases
downrange
midrange
rangefinder
rangeland
rangelands
multirange
littoral range
