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1 uzam
extent, extension, size -
2 uzam
extent, scope, compass, size. -
3 büyük ölçüde
adv. pretty much, in large, highly, on a large scale* * *1. substantially 2. to a great extent 3. to a large extent -
4 bir dereceye kadar
to some extent, to a certain extent -
5 kapsam
1. scope, embrace, extent. 2. log. extension, extent. -
6 alan
adj. recipient, susceptive--------n. space, area, range, field, arena, region, sphere, ambit, compass, domain, extent, maidan, pitch, reach, realm, scope, theater, theatre [Brit.], tract* * *1. area 2. field 3. plaza -
7 bir ölçüde
adv. in some degree, to a degree* * *to some extent -
8 boyut
n. dimension, size, format, extent, dimensions* * *1. dimension 2. size -
9 bununla ilgili olarak
adv. hereof* * *too the extent that -
10 büyük çapta
adv. on a large scale, wholesale* * *great extent -
11 derece
n. degree, grade, scale, rank, stage, rate, rating, step, clinical thermometer, thermometer, extent, gradation, pitch, remove, standard, States* * *1. degree 2. gradation 3. grade 4. grade (n.) 5. pitch (n.) -
12 genişlik
n. wideness, width, breadth, amplitude, spaciousness, roominess, largeness, openness, ampleness, expanse, expansion, extent, spread, vastness* * *1. ampleness 2. breadth 3. broadness 4. capaciousness 5. commodiousness 6. immenseness 7. immensity 8. largeness 9. roominess 10. spaciousness 11. wideness 12. width -
13 hangi uzunluğa
to what extent -
14 kapsam
n. scope, comprehensiveness, comprehension, content, extent, compass, gauge* * *1. content 2. coverage 3. enclosure 4. scope 5. subsuming (n.) -
15 o uzunluğa
to that extent -
16 ölçü
n. measure, measurement, dimension, scale, meter, metre [Brit.], foot rule, extent, gage, gauge, prosody, size, standard, stint, test, dimensions* * *1. denomination 2. gage 3. measure 4. measure (n.) -
17 uzantı
n. extension, offset, appendage, bill, scape, stipe, tongue--------uzantı (vücut)n. extremities* * *1. appendix 2. extension 3. extent 4. extend (n.) -
18 uzunluk
n. length, lengthiness, extent, linear measurement, long* * *1. tallness 2. length 3. longness -
19 yükseklik
n. altitude, elevation, extent, height, highness, loftiness, rise, steepness, swell--------pref. acro* * *1. altitude 2. elevation 3. height 4. highness 5. loftiness -
20 acımsı
adj. bitterish, bitter to a certain extent
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Extent — Ex*tent , n. [L. extentus, fr. extendere. See {Extend}.] 1. Space or degree to which a thing is extended; hence, superficies; compass; bulk; size; length; as, an extent of country or of line; extent of information or of charity. [1913 Webster]… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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extent — early 14c., from Anglo Fr. extente, O.Fr. estente valuation of land, stretch of land, from fem. pp. of O.Fr. extendre extend, from L. extendere (see EXTEND (Cf. extend)). Meaning degree to which something extends is from 1590s … Etymology dictionary
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