out-of-ˈlim·it range SUST. CIENC. NAT.
I. range1 [reɪnʤ] SUST.
II. range1 [reɪnʤ] V. intr.
1. range (vary):
2. range (roam):
III. range1 [reɪnʤ] V. trans.
1. range (arrange):
3. range INFORM.:
-
- etw ausrichten [o. verschieben]
I. lim·it [ˈlɪmɪt] SUST.
1. limit (utmost point):
2. limit (boundary):
3. limit (of a person):
4. limit (restriction):
5. limit (speed):
6. limit (blood alcohol level):
8. limit INFORM.:
- limits pl
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II. lim·it [ˈlɪmɪt] V. trans.
1. limit (reduce):
-
- etw einschränken
2. limit (restrict):
of [ɒv, əv, ingl. am. ɑ:v, ʌv, əv] PREP.
1. of after sust. (belonging to):
2. of after sust. (expressing relationship):
3. of after sust. (expressing a whole's part):
4. of after sust. (expressing quantities):
5. of after v. (consisting of):
8. of after sust. (done to):
9. of after sust. (suffered by):
10. of (expressing cause):
11. of (expressing origin):
12. of after v. (concerning):
13. of after sust. (expressing condition):
14. of after sust. (expressing position):
15. of after sust. (with respect to scale):
16. of (expressing age):
17. of after sust. (denoting example of category):
18. of after sust. (typical of):
19. of after sust. (expressing characteristic):
20. of after sust. (away from):
21. of after sust. (in time phrases):
22. of after v. (expressing removal):
23. of after sust. (apposition):
24. of dated (during):
25. of ingl. am. (to):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
I. out [aʊt] ADJ.
1. out inv., pred.:
2. out inv., pred. (outside):
3. out inv., pred. (on the move):
5. out inv., pred. (available):
6. out inv., pred. coloq. (existing):
7. out inv., pred. (known):
8. out inv., pred.:
9. out inv., pred. (finished):
10. out inv., pred. DEP.:
11. out inv., pred. coloq.:
12. out inv., pred. coloq.:
13. out inv., pred. (not possible):
15. out inv., pred. (inaccurate):
16. out inv., pred. coloq. (in search of):
19. out inv., pred. debutante:
II. out [aʊt] ADV.
1. out inv.:
2. out inv.:
3. out inv. (away from home, for a social activity):
4. out inv.:
5. out inv. (fully, absolutely):
6. out inv. (aloud):
7. out inv. (to an end, finished):
8. out inv. (out of prison):
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- jdn freilassen
9. out inv. (unconscious):
10. out inv. (dislocated):
11. out inv. (open):
12. out inv. (outdated):
15. out inv. (at a distant place):
16. out inv. (towards a distant place):
III. out [aʊt] V. trans.
limit V.
limit SUST.
limit SUST.
range of services SUST. MKTG.
range of products SUST. handel
broad range of services SUST. MERC. COMP.
range of support SUST. ÓRG. EST.
range SUST. MERC. FIN.
range SUST. CONTAB.
range of industries SUST.
range of temperature, fluctuation of temperature SUST.
range of tolerance
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| you | range |
| he/she/it | ranges |
| we | range |
| you | range |
| they | range |
| I | ranged |
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| you | ranged |
| he/she/it | ranged |
| we | ranged |
| you | ranged |
| they | ranged |
| I | have | ranged |
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| you | have | ranged |
| he/she/it | has | ranged |
| we | have | ranged |
| you | have | ranged |
| they | have | ranged |
| I | had | ranged |
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| you | had | ranged |
| he/she/it | had | ranged |
| we | had | ranged |
| you | had | ranged |
| they | had | ranged |
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