Summary
range {noun}
área · distância · extensão · percurso · alcance · série · âmbito · cordilheira · domínio de variação
to range {verb}
enfileirar · estender-se · vaguear · pastar
English-Portuguese translation for "range"
"range" Portuguese translation
range {noun}
The other area of concern related to the range of data to be collected under the regulation.
For this reason, public service broadcasting must also be in a position to offer something across the range of sport and entertainment.
Between now and then, I will be working alongside others in the Commission on evaluating the range of measures taken over recent years in
In particular, the acceptance of a wide range of collateral contributes to the resilience of euro area financial markets.
It has a coastal area on the south part of the island, but also mountain ranges, such as the Mount Ramelau (2.960 m) which forms the
It's louder than noise at a range of a thousand kilometers.
interquartile range
You hear the reverberation as the sound travels over long-range in the ocean and is not quite as loud.
The biologists continued to be skeptical of the long-range communication issue well past the '70s, until the end of the Cold War.
We do need to discuss and think about what has to be done to create and develop the whole range of rural tourism.
That's roughly 10,000 times the range of man-made fire detectors.
Female Voice: Long range laser scanning by sending out a pulse that's a laser beam of light.
It is extremely important that the range of exceptions should be limited.
Enjoy reliable wireless connection with up to 15-foot range.
All of a sudden, the effective range of communication goes from a thousand kilometers to 10 kilometers.
That said, agricultural product refunds present a range of risks and disadvantages.
There are a range of multi-faceted options which can help to alleviate the problem.
For that we have the Commission, the Council and a whole range of organisations.
It contains, as the rapporteur has outlined, a whole range of positive proposals.
There is a whole range of technical improvements that have been tried and that work.
They can multiply almost to infinity the range of information and educational exchanges.
Of course, some of them are also pan-European in range.
By extending the range of application of an anomaly, we do not create harmonization but a still greater anomaly.
I am pleased that you explained to us the range of studies that you have commissioned, including impact assessment.
I will be very brief in responding to a debate which has ranged extremely wide.
range {noun} (also: mountain range, ridge)
mountain range
For instance, I took them skiing in the Mid-Atlantic Range, which is this range of mountains in the middle of the Atlantic.
range {noun}
to range {verb}
to range [ranged|ranged] {vb} (also: to set out)
to range [ranged|ranged] {vb} (also: to lie down, to loll, to expatiate, to sprawl)
to range [ranged|ranged] {vb} (also: to wander, to roam, to mope, to knock about)
to range [ranged|ranged] {vb} (also: to graze, to pasture)
We want to keep animals outside, we want to see cows in the fields, and we want to see chickens and pigs ranging freely.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "range":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "range" in Portuguese
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