1.b> .i> singi> 1) , ; ; a range of colours ; we discussed a wide range of subjects ; the hotel offers a wide range of facilities i> ;
2) , ( ..i>); a long range of arches and bridges ;
3) ; ; , ; the tree is in range with the house ; the range of the strata is east and west ;
2.b> .i> singi> 1) , ; the most of the students are in the 17-20 age range 17-i> 20 ; the price of the house is well beyond our price range ; this was outside the range of his experience / ;
2) ; (.i> i>); an actor of extraordinary range ;
3.b> ; ; , ; a new range of kitchenware ; the coconut shampoo is the best in the range ; range of commodities / of items / , ; a large range of motor cars for sale ; a narrow range of choice / ; ; full range of sizes ; range of patterns ;
4.b> 1) (, i>); the child was now out of her range of vision i> ; you can see the animals at very close range ;
2) .i> ; / / ; ; the range of these mortars is five or six miles - ; these rockets have a range of 50 to 60 kilometres 50-i> 60 ;
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5) .i> i> ; ;
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5.b> .i> , ( i>); he destroyed the tank at a range of two hundred metres ;
6.b> .i> ( ..i>); mountain range , ; the Appalachian range , / ;
7.b> .i> ; ; artillery range ; missile / rocket / range ;
8.b> .i> 1) ; i> , i> ;
2) (,i> i>);
9.b> (.i> the) .i> .i> (, i>); cowboys herding the cattle on the range , / ;
10.b> .i> i> ;
in / within / range (of smth.)b> () ; he shouted angrily at anyone within range , ; out of range (of smth.)b> () .