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range [reɪnʤ] n
agric. brigade f
anal.chem. étendue f (of the results)
chem. série f; file f; progression f
chess.term. disposer
comp. rangée f
construct. assortiment m; alignement m; bande f
fin. plage de fluctuation
forestr. vaines pâtures
health. aire d'extension; aire de répartition; champ m (d'une enquête); distribution f
IMF. intervalle de variation
industr., construct. bande de croupon
life.sc. ensemble des valeurs
life.sc., environ. aire de distribution
ling. éventail m; tessiture f
nat.res. pâturage m; pâturage naturel; aire f; aire de distribution géographique
nat.sc., agric. terrain de parcours
patents. joindre f
transp. base de lancement
UN rayon m
радиоакт. parcours m (of a particle)
mountain range n
gen. chaîne de montagnes
Range [reɪnʤ] n
UN portée f; rayon m
shooting range n
gen. stand m (de tir)
nominal range n
el., meas.inst. calibre nominal
range [reɪnʤ] v
comp., MS portée (The range of a light. Objects that are within the range will be lit by the light. Objects beyond the range of the light will not be lit by the light. Range properties only apply to the Spot Light and Point Light)
UN portée, rayon
ranges v
med. séries
range [reɪnʤ] adj.
gen. champ de tir; polygone; stand de tir
agric. district; pâturage extensif
commun., industr., construct. distance
comp., MS plage (A sequence of values)
comp., MS, Canada tranche (A sequence of values)
fin. plage de fluctuation du prix
fin., econ., stat. fourchette
IT facette
IT, tech. gamme
math. étendue; intervalle; parcours; domaine de variation; portée (en géostatistique)
scient. champ
stat. amplitude
stat., IT déviation
tech. repérage radio-acoustique (radar); domaine; zone
transp. autonomie
transp., avia., tech. distance franchissable; rayon d'action
work.fl., IT plage
to range adj.
IT, dat.proc. aligner
 English thesaurus
range [reɪnʤ] n
metrol. The region of the values between the upper and lower limits of the quantity under consideration - usually used with a modifier, e.g. temperature range, measuring range
mil., abbr. rg; rge; rn
range-evaluation: 10 phrases in 4 subjects
Environment6
Name of organization1
Transport1
United Nations2