span
span
spæn
spān
British pronunciation
/spæn/
spanned

Définition et signification de « span » en anglais

Span
01

a structure that crosses an obstacle such as a river, canal, or railway

span definition and meaning
example
Exemples
Pedestrians used the span to cross safely.
02

two items of the same kind, often paired together

span definition and meaning
example
Exemples
She bought a span of chairs for the dining table.
03

the total duration or extent of time something lasts

example
Exemples
The lifespan of the butterfly is a short span.
04

the distance, extent, or interval between two points

example
Exemples
The gymnast 's hand span allowed her to grip the bar easily.
05

the position of sitting or standing with the legs spread apart

example
Exemples
The gymnast 's span on the beam required balance.
06

portée

the area between two supports, as in a bridge or arch
example
Exemples
Engineers inspected the span of the arch.
07

a unit of length based on the width of an outstretched human hand

example
Exemples
Ancient builders used a span as a rough measurement.
to span
01

couvrir

to cover or last the whole of a period of time
example
Exemples
The investigation spanned several months before finally reaching a conclusion.
L'enquête a duré plusieurs mois avant de finalement parvenir à une conclusion.
02

enjamber

to extend from one side to the other
example
Exemples
A rainbow spanned the sky after the storm.
Un arc-en-ciel enjambait le ciel après la tempête.
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