spectrum in Russian
spectrum in Russian is спектр, диапазо́н — spectrum means a continuous range between two extremes.
spectrum in Russian
спектр
Pronounced: spektr
A range; a continuous, infinite, one-dimensional set, possibly bounded by extremes.
диапазо́н
Pronounced: diapazon
A range; a continuous, infinite, one-dimensional set, possibly bounded by extremes.
спектр
Pronounced: spektr
What does "spectrum" mean?
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noun A continuous range between two extremes.
"Opinions on the issue covered the whole spectrum, from strongly for to strongly against."
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noun The full range of colors that visible light separates into, or more broadly the range of electromagnetic radiation by frequency.
"A rainbow shows the visible spectrum of light."
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noun Short for "autism spectrum," referring to the range of autistic traits and conditions.
"Her son was recently diagnosed as being on the spectrum."
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spectrum in a sentence
- Opinions on the issue covered the whole spectrum, from strongly for to strongly against.
- A rainbow shows the visible spectrum of light.
- Radio waves and X-rays both sit on the electromagnetic spectrum.
- Her son was recently diagnosed as being on the spectrum.
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What is "spectrum" in Russian?
"spectrum" in Russian is спектр, диапазо́н. spectrum means: A continuous range between two extremes.
How do you pronounce спектр?
"spectrum" in Russian is спектр, pronounced "spektr".
How do you use "spectrum" in a sentence?
Example: "Opinions on the issue covered the whole spectrum, from strongly for to strongly against." In Russian, "spectrum" is спектр, диапазо́н.
Are there other ways to say "spectrum" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "spectrum": спектр, диапазо́н.
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