range in Japanese
range in Japanese is 守備範囲, 音域 — range means the full span between the lowest and highest of something, such as values, prices, or distances.
range in Japanese
守備範囲
Pronounced: shubihan'i
(sports, baseball) The defensive area that a player can cover.
音域
Pronounced: on'iki
(music) The scale of all the tones a voice or an instrument can produce.
What does "range" mean?
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noun The full span between the lowest and highest of something, such as values, prices, or distances.
"The jacket comes in a range of sizes and colours."
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noun A line or series of mountains.
"The hikers admired the mountain range from the ridge."
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noun The maximum distance something can travel or reach, such as a vehicle or weapon.
"The electric car has a range of about 300 miles on a full charge."
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noun A large cooking stove with several hobs, often built into a kitchen.
"She cooked Sunday dinner on the old cast-iron range."
range in a sentence
- The jacket comes in a range of sizes and colours.
- House prices in the area range from £200,000 to £500,000.
- The hikers admired the mountain range from the ridge.
- Snow capped the entire range by late October.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "range" in Japanese?
"range" in Japanese is 守備範囲, 音域. range means: The full span between the lowest and highest of something, such as values, prices, or distances.
How do you pronounce 守備範囲?
"range" in Japanese is 守備範囲, pronounced "shubihan'i".
How do you use "range" in a sentence?
Example: "The jacket comes in a range of sizes and colours." In Japanese, "range" is 守備範囲, 音域.
Are there other ways to say "range" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "range": 守備範囲, 音域.
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