firing range
ˈfaɪərɪŋ reɪndʒ
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Definition of firing range - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

shooting practicedesignated area for practicing shooting firearms
  • We spent the afternoon at the firing range.
  • The soldiers trained at the firing range.
  • He visited the firing range for practice.
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Expressions with firing range

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within firing rangeadv.
close enough to be attacked or affected by weapons
The soldiers moved within firing range quickly.

Expressions with firing

without firing a shotadv.
achieving something without using force or conflict
The team won the championship without firing a shot.
firing linen.
position where someone is criticized or blamed
The manager found himself in the firing line after the failure.
in the firing lineprep.
being likely to receive criticism or blame
As the manager, she's in the firing line for the team's failures.
circular firing squadn.
group hurting itself because of internal fighting or conflict
The party became a circular firing squad during the debate.
firing squadn.
group of soldiers executing by shooting
The prisoner faced the firing squad bravely.
within firing rangeadv.
close enough to be attacked or affected by weapons
The soldiers moved within firing range quickly.

Expressions with range

top of the rangeadj.
of the highest quality or price
She bought a top of the range smartphone.
at point-blank rangeadj.
very close in distance or proximity
The shot was fired at point-blank range.
within shouting rangeadv.
close enough to be heard by shouting
She stayed within shouting range of her friends.
from point-blank rangeadv.
at a very close distance
The soldier fired from point-blank range.
date rangen.
continuous period between two specific calendar dates used for planning or records
Please enter a date range for your hotel search.
temperature rangen.
span between lowest and highest temperatures for a given situation
This plant grows best in a temperature range of 15 to 25 degrees.
a wide range ofdet.
describes extensive selection or possibilities
There is a wide range of activities to enjoy.
close rangen.
short distance between a weapon and a target
The sniper took the shot at close range.
come within rangev.
move close enough to be affected or reached
The deer came within range of the hunter.
full rangen.
complete set of different things of the same type
The store offers a full range of electronic gadgets.

Terms related to firing range

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firearms
person who maintains a firing range

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  1. French:stand de tir, ...
  2. German:Schießstand, ...
  3. Italian:poligono di tiro, ...
  4. Spanish:campo de tiro, ...
  5. Portuguese:campo de tiro, ...
  6. Chinese:射击场, ...
  7. Japanese:射撃場, ...
  8. Arabic:مِيدَان رِمَايَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִטְוָח, ...
  10. Russian:стрельбище, ...
  11. Ukrainian:стрільбище, ...
  12. Hindi:शूटिंग रेंज, ...
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