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Collocations for range - noun

1. different things within the same category

ADJ.

broad, enormous, extensive, great, huge, large, vast, wide | complete, comprehensive, full, whole | infinite | excellent,
exciting, good, superb |
astonishing, extraordinary,
range.

PREP.

beyond ~
This car is beyond the range of most people''s pockets.
in/within ~
Are we within range of the local transmitter?
out of ~
Don''t shoot yet - he''s still out of range.
outside a/the ~
It''s outside my range of vision.
impressive, remarkable | diverse
people from a diverse range of backgrounds
acceptable | limited, poor | new
Come and see our new range of furniture.
product
For more information about our product range, call your local branch.

VERB + RANGE

have, stock
They stock a very wide range of garden products.
make, produce | offer (sb), provide (sb with), supply (sb with)
We provide a full range of financial services.
choose (sth) from, try out
Students can choose from a wide range of options.
create, develop, launch
The company is launching a new range of cosmetics.
expand, extend

RANGE + VERB

include sth
Our comprehensive range of benefits includes pension and health insurance.

PREP.

in a/the ~
the other models in their new range

PHRASES

bottom/middle/top of the range
This is a top of the range refrigerator.

2. amount between particular limits

ADJ.

broad, wide | narrow | normal | ability, age, price, size, temperature, etc.

VERB + RANGE

cover, encompass, feature, include
The trade show will feature an enormous range of goods.
extend, increase
trying to extend the range of children''s language

PREP.

across a/the ~
There is considerable variation in ability across the range.
in a/the ~
Most of the students are in the age range 17-21.
outside a/the ~
No, that''s completely outside my price range.
within a/the ~
The level of mistakes is within the acceptable range of standards for a public organization.
~ of
a broad range of abilities

3. distance that it is possible to travel, see, etc.

ADJ.

long
missiles effective over a long range
close, point-blank, short
He shot her at point-blank

Collocations for range - verb

ADV.

enormously, widely

PREP.

across
The opinions they expressed ranged right across the political spectrum.
between
The town''s population ranged between 15 and 20,000.
from, in
The disease ranges widely in severity.
over
Her lecture ranged over a number of topics.
through
an array of lilies, ranging through yellow to sombre purple
to
selling them at prices ranging from about $10 to $500.
up to
Their ages range up to 84.

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