英语词汇range的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

range AC /reɪndʒ/ noun 1. a number of different people or things of the same general typeadjectivesa wide/broad range The college offers a wide range of courses.a narrow/limited range They only had a very limited range of products available.a large/great/huge/vast range A vast range of plants are used in medicines.an extensive/comprehensive range (=a range that includes every type of goods, services etc) The restaurant has an extensive range of wines. | We offer a comprehensive range of services for the business traveller.a good range The shop sells a good range of books.an impressive range The camera has an impressive range of features.a diverse range (=a number of very different things) During his career he has run a diverse range of businesses.a complete/full range There is a complete range of property available in the area. | Women demanded the right to perform the full range of police work.a whole range (=a very wide range of different things) They discussed a whole range of different issues.nouns + rangeage range The book is suitable for children in the 7–11 age range.ability range The programme helps students at the lower level of the ability range.price range (=the range of prices that exist, or that someone can afford) Students have difficulty finding housing within their price range.temperature range This aquarium plant needs a temperature range of 75°–78°F.verbsextend/expand/broaden your range The store is expanding its furniture range.2. the distance between someone and the person or thing they are aiming at, looking at etcphrasesat close/short range I wanted to take pictures of the bird at close range.at point-blank range (=from very close) He was shot at point-blank range.at long range Missiles were developed that could kill at long range.prepositionswithin range (of sth) The boys threw things at us as soon as we came within range.out of/beyond range (of sth) They had a private conversation, out of range of the television cameras.

词组	range
释义	range AC /reɪndʒ/ noun 1. a number of different people or things of the same general typeadjectivesa wide/broad range The college offers a wide range of courses.a narrow/limited range They only had a very limited range of products available.a large/great/huge/vast range A vast range of plants are used in medicines.an extensive/comprehensive range (=a range that includes every type of goods, services etc) The restaurant has an extensive range of wines. \| We offer a comprehensive range of services for the business traveller.a good range The shop sells a good range of books.an impressive range The camera has an impressive range of features.a diverse range (=a number of very different things) During his career he has run a diverse range of businesses.a complete/full range There is a complete range of property available in the area. \| Women demanded the right to perform the full range of police work.a whole range (=a very wide range of different things) They discussed a whole range of different issues.nouns + rangeage range The book is suitable for children in the 7–11 age range.ability range The programme helps students at the lower level of the ability range.price range (=the range of prices that exist, or that someone can afford) Students have difficulty finding housing within their price range.temperature range This aquarium plant needs a temperature range of 75°–78°F.verbsextend/expand/broaden your range The store is expanding its furniture range.2. the distance between someone and the person or thing they are aiming at, looking at etcphrasesat close/short range I wanted to take pictures of the bird at close range.at point-blank range (=from very close) He was shot at point-blank range.at long range Missiles were developed that could kill at long range.prepositionswithin range (of sth) The boys threw things at us as soon as we came within range.out of/beyond range (of sth) They had a private conversation, out of range of the television cameras.
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