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81range — /re(i)nd1, ingl. reɪndʒ/ [vc. ingl., dal fr. ant. renge, deriv. di reng, renc «linea, posto, riga, fila»] s. m. inv. (scient.) raggio d azione, portata, estensione □ intervallo di valori …
82Range Rover — (izg. rȅīnđž ròver) m DEFINICIJA vrsta terenskoga vozila s pogonom na sva četiri kotača ETIMOLOGIJA engl. tvorničko ime proizvoda© …
83rangé — Rangé, [rang]ée. part. Il a les significations de son verbe. On appelle Bataille rangée, Un combat entre deux armées rangées en ordre de bataille …
84range finder — any of various instruments for determining the distance of a target or object from an observer, or from a gun, camera, etc.: also rangefinder n …
85range over something — ˈrange over sth derived to include a variety of different subjects • His lecture ranged over a number of topics. Main entry: ↑rangederived …
86range yourself against somebody — ˌrange yourself/sb aˈgainst/ˈwith sb/sth derived usually passive to join with other people to oppose or support sb/sth • The whole family seemed ranged against him. Main entry: ↑rangederived …
87range somebody against somebody — ˌrange yourself/sb aˈgainst/ˈwith sb/sth derived usually passive to join with other people to oppose or support sb/sth • The whole family seemed ranged against him. Main entry: ↑rangederived …
88range yourself with somebody — ˌrange yourself/sb aˈgainst/ˈwith sb/sth derived usually passive to join with other people to oppose or support sb/sth • The whole family seemed ranged against him. Main entry: ↑rangederived …
89range somebody with somebody — ˌrange yourself/sb aˈgainst/ˈwith sb/sth derived usually passive to join with other people to oppose or support sb/sth • The whole family seemed ranged against him. Main entry: ↑rangederived …
90range yourself against something — ˌrange yourself/sb aˈgainst/ˈwith sb/sth derived usually passive to join with other people to oppose or support sb/sth • The whole family seemed ranged against him. Main entry: ↑rangederived …
