range
The space or distance between two points or limits.
The distance, area, or extent between two points, limits, or values.
To be between two amounts, sizes, or levels.
To extend, change, or be distributed between certain limits.
A group of similar things that are sold or made together.
A collection of similar things that are available or produced by one source.
A place where people shoot guns for practice or sport.
A designated area where people practice shooting firearms or test weapons.
A group of mountains that are joined together in a line.
A series of connected mountains or hills forming a continuous elevated area.
A big kitchen stove for cooking food, often with many burners and ovens.
A large kitchen stove with multiple burners and usually one or more ovens combined into one unit.
- Base: range
- Plural: range, ranges
- Base: range
- 3rd Person Singular: ranges
- Present Participle: ranging
- Past: ranged
a wide range of
1large variety within limits/category
Many different kinds within one group or category.
- The shop sells a wide range of home goods.
- There is a wide range of colors available.
out of range
1beyond effective limit or distance
Too far away for something to work well or at all.
- Your phone signal is weak because you're out of range.
- The target was out of range for our rifles.
run the full range (of)
1include all possibilities within limits
To include all types from one extreme to another within limits.
- Her emotions ran the full range from joy to sadness during the movie.
- The menu runs the full range of international cuisines.
within range
1inside effective limit or distance
Near enough for something to work well or be reached.
- Stay within range so we can communicate by radio.
- The deer was within range for the hunter's bow.