open range US
ˈoʊpən reɪndʒ
Definition

Definition of open range - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
landscapeUSlarge open area of land without barriersUS
  • The hikers enjoyed the vast open range.
2.
land managementUSlarge area of land without fences for grazing animalsUS
  • Cattle roam freely on the open range.
grazing land pastureland
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Images of open range

  • open range: large open area of land without barriers
    large open area of land without barriers

Expressions with open

open toadj.
not closed or restricted allowing access
The garden is open to the public.
open upv.
start operating or functioning
The shop will open up at 9 AM.
crack openv.
open something by breaking or splitting it
He had to crack open the coconut with a sharp rock..
open outv.
unfold or spread out something
She helped to open out the map on the table..
keep one's eyes openv.
stay alert and notice what is happening around you
You should keep your eyes open when walking at night.
open its doorsv.
allow people to enter
The museum will open its doors to the public next week.

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 open range

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openingopennessareaexpanselandlandscapenatureopenwildernessfieldgrasslandmeadow

Terms with open range included in their meaning

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rangemann.
range life
man living on a range or open land

Examples of open range in a sentence

  • The open range stretched as far as the eye could see.
  • Wild horses galloped across the open range.

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  1. French:espace ouvert, terrain libre, ...
  2. German:offenes Land, offene Weide, ...
  3. Italian:distesa aperta, pascolo libero, ...
  4. Spanish:pradera abierta, ...
  5. Portuguese:campo aberto, ...
  6. Chinese:开阔地, 开放牧场, ...
  7. Japanese:オープンレンジ, 放牧地, ...
  8. Arabic:أرض مفتوحة, مَرعًى مَفتوح, ...
  9. Hebrew:מֶרְחָב פָּתוּחַ, מִרְעֶה פָּתוּחַ, ...
  10. Russian:открытое пространство, ...
  11. Ukrainian:відкритий простір, ...
  12. Hindi:खुली भूमि, खुला चारागाह, ...

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