range from ~ to ... — to vary or extend between specified limits or points
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to vary or extend between specified limits or points
Pronunciation (IPA): /reɪndʒ frʌm tuː/
Korean meaning: ~에서부터 ...까지의 범위에 이르다, 걸쳐있다
Korean pronunciation: **레**인지 프럼 투
Example Sentences
- My mood swings range from 'I can conquer the world' to 'I can't even conquer my alarm clock.'
- The students' test scores ranged from 60 to 95 points.
- His excuses for being late range from 'traffic jam' to 'alien abduction'.
range from ~ to ...
VERB//reɪndʒ frʌm tuː//
to vary or extend between specified limits or points
to vary or extend between specified limits or points
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Origin
range는 고대 프랑스어 'ranger'(줄을 세우다)에서 유래했으며, from과 to는 고대 영어에서 방향과 도달점을 나타내는 전치사로 발달했다.
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“My mood swings range from 'I can conquer the world' to 'I can't even conquer my alarm clock.'”
“The students' test scores ranged from 60 to 95 points.”
“His excuses for being late range from 'traffic jam' to 'alien abduction'.”
“The company's employees range from recent graduates to seasoned veterans.”
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