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1 zasięg
m (G zasięgu) 1. (zakres) reach, scope; (największa odległość) range- zasięg kampanii the scope of a campaign- zasięg występowania gatunku the geographical range of a species- kampania reklamowa o ograniczonym zasięgu a small-scale advertising campaign- sprawa o zasięgu międzynarodowym an international issue- znajdować się w zasięgu czyichś wpływów to be whitin the scope a. range of sb’s influence- objąć coś swoim zasięgiem [katastrofa, epidemia] to spread over sth- w zasięgu/poza zasięgiem wzroku in/out of view- w zasięgu/poza zasięgiem słuchu within/out of hearing range- w zasięgu/poza zasięgiem strzału within/out of gunshot- znajdować się w zasięgu ręki to be within (arm’s) reach- być w czyimś zasięgu przen. [nagroda, cel] to be within reach for sb- być poza czyimś zasięgiem przen. to be beyond sb’s reach- zasięg pocisku/samolotu the range of a missile/aircraft- pocisk średniego/dalekiego zasięgu a medium-/long-range missile- znajdować się poza zasięgiem radaru to be out of range of radar3. Telekom. range- mieć zasięg/nie mieć zasięgu to be out of/within range* * *w zasięgu wzroku/ręki — within sight/one's grasp
* * *mirange, coverage, extent, reach; zasięg samolotu lotn. range; zasięg nadajnika broadcast coverage; bliskiego, dalekiego zasięgu wojsk. short/long-range; o krótkim zasięgu ( o broni) close-range; o szerokim zasięgu ( o częstotliwości) broadband; pocisk lotniczy dalekiego zasięgu wojsk. standoff missile; w zasięgu ręki within arm's reach; w zasięgu wzroku within eyeshot; w zasięgu within reach; w zasięgu/poza zasięgiem strzału/głosu within/out of gunshot/hail; znajdować się poza zasięgiem be beyond reach.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zasięg
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