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Перевод: span

[существительное]
пядь ; интервал ; миг ; промежуток времени; период времени; короткое расстояние; диапазон ; размах рук; ширина ; ширина реки; расстояние между опорами; пролет ; пролетное строение; длина моста; пролет в свету; перегон ; размах крыла; размах крыльев; зев гаечного ключа ; раствор тисков; расход ; хорда дуги; пара лошадей, волов и т.п.; упряжка парой; штаг-корнак ;
[глагол]
перекрывать; соединять; соединять берега; охватывать; простираться; протянуться; взять октаву; измерять пядями; измерять расстояние; крепить; привязывать; затягивать; выдавливать; прясть; сучить; плести; ловить на блесну; обнять за талию; #past от spin

Тезаурус:

1. Thus: M at any point = and maximum M at mid span =
2. Wooderson continued running for a few years, winning the European 5,000 metres and stretching his span of achievement from world record breaker at half-mile to national cross-country champion over nine miles in 1949.
3. The central arch has a span of 90 feet, flanked by two of 84 feet, then two of 74 feet, the smaller outer arches being of 20-foot span.
4. That, if you spend the span of your life making sure that you'll still be here in twenty-five years' time, you're wasting your life away.
5. The lasses carded wool or span whenever they had nothing else to do, just as at home.
6. All three directors would probably have liked ICI to narrow its broad span of interests to just two: a bulk commodities business and a value-added specialties business.
7. The immediate reaction was: "just think what we can achieve given an 11-years span to work with.
8. This extraordinary story was ruthlessly edited down to its allotted span and eventually tucked away in the last of four hour-long programmes.
9. UP UNTIL Mind Bomb it was easy to see why Matt Johnson had never toured The The during its 10-year life span: the group was never more than a shifting collection of session players and "guests", songs so devoted to doom and gloom limited audiences to Exit members, the lunacy of the extended format Infected video implied visions far beyond the confines of the stage, and an inflated sense of his own worth would have made the risk of failure too great.
10. Reserve and reticence of expression, on the part of solo cellist Christopher van Kampen and the Sinfonietta, were more aptly applied in the context of Ligeti's Cello Concerto (1965), a sparsely-written, lapidaric work that discloses the absolute minimum within its unbroken span of 26 kaleidoscopic episodes.
11. At first the track was more widely spaced with ornamental centre poles, but in 1927 - at the request of Fleetwood - side poles and span wires were substituted and the track re-positioned centrally.
12. The largest of these attains a leg span of 25 centimetres.
13. Council rents will span wider band.