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span /spæn/
span noun [countable]
span verb (past tense and past participle spanned, present participle spanning) [transitive]
طول کشیدن، فاصله
محدوده، گستردگی، پوشش، ظرفیت، یک وجب، مدت معین، فاصله معین، وجب کردن، اندازه گرفتن، پل بستن، تاق بستن، پل زدن روی رودخانه، چشمه، دهانه نظری، افسار، مهندسی: جفت، کامپیوتر: محدوده، عمران: دهنه، معماری: فاصله دو تکیه گاه تیر، ورزش: فاصله بین سوراخ گوی بولینگ برای شست و انگشتان دیگر، نظامی: مهار، علوم دریایی: باراویز، مهار
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Advanced Persian Dictionaryمهندسی: محدوده،
کامپیوتر: پل زدن روی رودخانه، وجب، چشمه، دهانه، جفت،
مهندسی: فاصله بین سوراخ گوی بولینگ برای شست و انگشتان دیگر،
ورزشی: باراویز،
علوم دریایی: دهانه، چشمه، دهانه نظری، فاصله دو تکیه گاه تیر،
معماری: افسار، مهار،
دریایی، : علوم نظامی: دهنه،
عمران: محدوده، گستردگی، پوشش، اندازه، ظرفیت، وجب، یک وجب، مدت معین، فاصله معین، وجب کردن، اندازه گرفتن، پل بستن، تاق بستن
[TahlilGaran] Persian Dictionary ▲
Synonyms & Related Wordsspan[noun]Synonyms:- extent, amount, distance, length, reach, spread, stretch
- period, duration, spell, term
[verb]Synonyms:- extend across, bridge, cover, cross, link, traverse
Related Words: interval,
space [TahlilGaran] English Synonym Dictionary ▲
English DictionaryI. span1 /spæn/
a past tense of
spin1 [TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English ▲
II. span2 noun [countable][
Language: Old English;
Origin: spann]
1. a period of time between two dates or events
over/within/in a span of something
Over a span of ten years, the company has made great progress. It’ll be difficult to hire that many new staff in such a short time span.2. the length of time over which someone’s life, ability to pay attention to something etc continues
attention/concentration span Most two-year-olds have a very short attention span. Captivity vastly reduces the life span of whales.3. the part of a bridge,
arch etc that goes across from one support to another
4. the distance from one side of something to the other:
a bird with a large wing span [TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English ▲
III. span3 verb (
past tense and past participle spanned,
present participle spanning)
[transitive]1. to include all of a period of time:
a career which spanned nearly 60 years2. to include all of a particular space or area:
The Mongol Empire spanned much of Central Asia.3. if a bridge spans an area of water, especially a river, it goes from one side to the other
[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English ▲
Collocationsspan nounI. length ADJ. full | broad, wide a broad span of interests
clear The bridge has a clear span of 36 metres.
12-foot, 500-metre, etc. | wing (also
wingspan) The bird has a 1-metre wingspan. [TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary ▲
span II. length of time ADJ. long | short | 10-day, 2-week, etc. | entire | allotted The speech continued well beyond its allotted span.
time | life (also
lifespan)
| attention, concentration, memory He has a short attention span. VERB + SPAN cover The book covers the entire span of Arab history. PREP. over a/the ~ Developments were monitored over a span of two years. PHRASES a span of time/years [TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary ▲