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Definition of gamut - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
rangecomplete range or extent of something
- The book covers the gamut of human emotions.
2.
colorTECH. range of colors a device can displayTECH.
- This monitor displays a wide gamut of colors.
3.
musicTECH. entire scale of musical notesTECH.
- The piano can play the full gamut of notes from low to high.
Expressions with gamut
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cover the entire range of possible things
Her emotions run the gamut from joy to sadness.
the complete range of things in a group
The store offers the whole gamut of sports equipment.
range of colors that a device or process can show or print
This monitor supports a wide color gamut for more accurate photo editing.
Origin of gamut
Latin, gamma (third letter) + ut (as) + modus (measure)
Terms with gamut included in their meaning
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acr: wide color gamut
range of colors that a display can show
Examples of gamut in a sentence
Our conversation ran the gamut from politics to personal stories. The printer can reproduce a full gamut of colors. Artists appreciate a display with a broad gamut. The singer's voice covered the entire gamut of the musical scale. The composer wrote a piece that explored the gamut of musical notes.
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- French:gamme, gamme de couleurs, ...
- German:Bandbreite, Farbumfang, ...
- Italian:gamma, spettro, ...
- Spanish:gama, espectro, ...
- Portuguese:gama, espectro, ...
- Chinese:全部范围, 色域, ...
- Japanese:全範囲, 色域, ...
- Arabic:مدى, طَيْف لَوْنِي, ...
- Hebrew:מִנְעָד, גָּאמוּט, ...
- Russian:спектр, диапазон цветов, ...
- Ukrainian:спектр, діапазон кольорів, ...
- Hindi:विस्तृत परास, रंग श्रेणी, ...
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