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• Canada, General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /ˈɹeɪnd͡ʒ/
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• British, Southern, Standard: /ˈɹɛjnd͡ʒ/
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• Scotland: /ˈɾend͡ʒ/
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• Wales: /ˈɾeːnd͡ʒ/ without the pane–pain merger
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• /ˈɹeːnd͡ʒ/ Northern England, Ireland, monophthongization
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /ˈɹæɪnd͡ʒ/
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From Middle English rengen, from Old French rengier (“to range, to rank, to order,”), from the noun renc, reng, ranc, rang (“a rank, row”), from Frankish *hring, from Proto-Germanic *hringaz (“ring, circle, curve”). Doublet of ring.

366 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: bergreeks — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Catalan: serralada — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Chinese Mandarin: 山脈 /山脉 (shānmài) — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Dutch: bergketen — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Esperanto: montaro — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Finnish: vuoristo — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Finnish: vuorijono — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Finnish: talojono — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• French: chaîne (de montagnes) — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Galician: cordilleira — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Georgian: მთაგრეხილი (mtagrexili) — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• German: Gebirgskette — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• German: Gebirge — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• German: Gebirgszug — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Greek: οροσειρά (oroseirá) — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Irish: sliabhraon — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Italian: catena — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Malayalam: നിര (nira) — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Marathi: रांग (rāṅga) — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Polish: pasmo górskie — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Portuguese: cordilheira — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Portuguese: serra — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Russian: го́рный хребе́т (górnyj xrebét) — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Russian: го́рная цепь (górnaja cepʹ) — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Slovene: veriga — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Spanish: sierra — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Spanish: cordillera — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Swedish: bergskedja — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Thai: ทิวเขา (tiu-kǎo) — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Thai: แนวเขา (nɛɛo-kǎo) — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Turkish: sıradağ — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Zazaki: koyerêzi — line of mountains, buildings etc.
• Bulgarian: ку́хненска пе́чка (kúhnenska péčka) — large stove with many hotplates
• Catalan: fogó — large stove with many hotplates
• Chinese Mandarin: 爐灶 /炉灶 (lúzào) — large stove with many hotplates
• Chinese Mandarin: 煤氣灶 /煤气灶 (méiqìzào) — large stove with many hotplates
• Chinese Mandarin: 電灶 /电灶 (diànzào) — large stove with many hotplates
• Dutch: fornuis — large stove with many hotplates
• Finnish: liesi — large stove with many hotplates
• French: cuisinière — large stove with many hotplates
• German: Herd — large stove with many hotplates
• Irish: sorn — large stove with many hotplates
• Irish: sornóg — large stove with many hotplates
• Italian: fornello — large stove with many hotplates
• Italian: stufa a legna — large stove with many hotplates
• Italian: piano cottura — large stove with many hotplates
• Polish: piec — large stove with many hotplates
• Polish: kuchenka — large stove with many hotplates
• Portuguese: fogão a lenha — large stove with many hotplates
• Russian: плита́ (plitá) — large stove with many hotplates
• Spanish: hornillo — large stove with many hotplates
• Spanish: estufa — large stove with many hotplates
• Catalan: ventall — selection, array
• Catalan: gamma — selection, array
• Chinese Mandarin: 系列 (xìliè) — selection, array
• Czech: rozsah — selection, array
• Esperanto: gamo — selection, array
• Finnish: valikoima — selection, array
• Finnish: joukko — selection, array
• French: sélection — selection, array
• French: gamme — selection, array
• German: Spanne — selection, array
• German: Auswahl — selection, array
• German: Sortiment — selection, array
• German: Palette — selection, array
• Greek: σειρά (seirá) — selection, array
• Italian: varietà — selection, array
• Italian: gamma — selection, array
• Italian: assortimento — selection, array
• Italian: rosa — selection, array
• Khmer: វិសាលគម (vi’saal kɔɔm) — selection, array
• Maltese: firxa — selection, array
• Māori: awhe — selection, array
• Polish: wybór — selection, array
• Polish: gama — selection, array
• Polish: paleta — selection, array
• Polish: wachlarz — selection, array
• Portuguese: gama — selection, array
• Russian: ряд (rjad) — selection, array
• Russian: ассортиме́нт (assortimént) — selection, array
• Slovene: nabor — selection, array
• Spanish: escala — selection, array
• Spanish: abanico — selection, array
• Swedish: urval — selection, array
• Ukrainian: ряд (rjad) — selection, array
• Vietnamese: dãy — selection, array
• Vietnamese: chuỗi — selection, array
• Vietnamese: loạt — selection, array
• Afrikaans: skietbaan — area for practicing shooting
• Bulgarian: стрелбище (strelbište) — area for practicing shooting
• Catalan: camp de tir — area for practicing shooting
• Chinese Mandarin: 打靶場 /打靶场 (dǎbǎchǎng) — area for practicing shooting
• Czech: střelnice — area for practicing shooting
• Finnish: ampumarata — area for practicing shooting
• French: champ m champ de tir — area for practicing shooting
• German: Schießstand — area for practicing shooting
• Greek: σκοπευτήριο (skopeftírio) — area for practicing shooting
• Italian: poligono di tiro — area for practicing shooting
• Polish: strzelnica — area for practicing shooting
• Portuguese: campo de tiro — area for practicing shooting
• Portuguese: carreira de tiro — area for practicing shooting
• Russian: полиго́н (poligón) — area for practicing shooting
• Russian: стре́льбище (strélʹbišče) — area for practicing shooting
• Russian: тир (tir) — area for practicing shooting
• Slovene: strelišče — area for practicing shooting
• Spanish: campo de tiro — area for practicing shooting
• Swedish: skjutbana — area for practicing shooting
• Thai: สนามยิงปืน (sà-nǎam-ying-bpʉʉn) — area for practicing shooting
• Ottoman Turkish: تكیه (tekye) — area for practicing shooting
• Bulgarian: полигон (poligon) — area for military training or equipment testing
• Catalan: camp de Mart — area for military training or equipment testing
• Chinese Mandarin: 導彈發射場 /导弹发射场 (dǎodàn fāshèchǎng) — area for military training or equipment testing
• Dutch: oefenterrein — area for military training or equipment testing
• Finnish: harjoitusalue — area for military training or equipment testing
• French: terrain (de chasse) — area for military training or equipment testing
• German: Übungsplatz — area for military training or equipment testing
• Greek: πεδίο βολής (pedío volís) — area for military training or equipment testing
• Polish: poligon — area for military training or equipment testing
• Russian: полиго́н (poligón) — area for military training or equipment testing
• Slovene: vadišče — area for military training or equipment testing
• Ottoman Turkish: تكیه (tekye) — area for military training or equipment testing
• Afrikaans: afstand — distance to the object
• Bulgarian: отстояние (otstojanie) — distance to the object
• Catalan: distància — distance to the object
• Chinese Mandarin: 範圍 /范围 (fànwéi) — distance to the object
• Chinese Mandarin: 距離 /距离 (jùlí) — distance to the object
• Dutch: afstand — distance to the object
• Finnish: etäisyys — distance to the object
• Finnish: matka — distance to the object
• French: distance — distance to the object
• French: portée — distance to the object
• French: rayon [d'action] — distance to the object
• German: Abstand — distance to the object
• German: Entfernung — distance to the object
• Greek: απόσταση (apóstasi) — distance to the object
• Greek: έκταση (éktasi) — distance to the object
• Italian: distanza — distance to the object
• Italian: portata — distance to the object
• Italian: raggio — distance to the object
• Italian: campo — distance to the object
• Portuguese: distância — distance to the object
• Portuguese: raio — distance to the object
• Russian: да́льность (dálʹnostʹ) — distance to the object
• Russian: дальнобо́йность (dalʹnobójnostʹ) — distance to the object
• Russian: досяга́емость (dosjagájemostʹ) — distance to the object
• Spanish: rango — distance to the object
• Swahili: masafa — distance to the object
• Tagalog: taway — distance to the object
• Thai: ระยะ (rá-yá) — distance to the object
• Ukrainian: да́льність (dálʹnistʹ) — distance to the object
• Arabic: مدى (madaa) — maximum reach of capability
• Arabic: قدرة (qudra) — maximum reach of capability
• Bulgarian: обсег (obseg) — maximum reach of capability
• Catalan: abast — maximum reach of capability
• Chinese Mandarin: 最大有效射程 (zuìdà yǒuxiào shèchéng) — maximum reach of capability
• Coptic: ⲣⲁ (ra) — maximum reach of capability
• Dutch: bereik — maximum reach of capability
• Esperanto: atingopovo — maximum reach of capability
• Finnish: kantama — maximum reach of capability
• Finnish: kantomatka — maximum reach of capability
• French: portée — maximum reach of capability
• Galician: alcance — maximum reach of capability
• German: Reichweite — maximum reach of capability
• Greek: βεληνεκές (velinekés) — maximum reach of capability
• Greek: εμβέλεια (emvéleia) — maximum reach of capability
• Greek: ακτίνα (aktína) — maximum reach of capability
• Hungarian: tartomány — maximum reach of capability
• Italian: portata — maximum reach of capability
• Macedonian: дострел (dostrel) — maximum reach of capability
• Malayalam: പരാസം (parāsaṁ) — maximum reach of capability
• Middle English: schot — maximum reach of capability
• Polish: zasięg — maximum reach of capability
• Portuguese: alcance — maximum reach of capability
• Russian: да́льность (dálʹnostʹ) — maximum reach of capability
• Slovene: doseg — maximum reach of capability
• Spanish: alcance — maximum reach of capability
• Swedish: räckvidd — maximum reach of capability
• Turkish: menzil — maximum reach of capability
• Ukrainian: да́льність (dálʹnistʹ) — maximum reach of capability
• Zazaki: menzil — maximum reach of capability
• Catalan: autonomia — distance a vehicle (car, byke, lorry, aircraft) can travel without refueling
• Finnish: toimintamatka — distance a vehicle (car, byke, lorry, aircraft) can travel without refueling
• Finnish: toimintasäde — distance a vehicle (car, byke, lorry, aircraft) can travel without refueling
• Finnish: kantama — distance a vehicle (car, byke, lorry, aircraft) can travel without refueling
• French: autonomie — distance a vehicle (car, byke, lorry, aircraft) can travel without refueling
• Galician: autonomía — distance a vehicle (car, byke, lorry, aircraft) can travel without refueling
• German: Reichweite — distance a vehicle (car, byke, lorry, aircraft) can travel without refueling
• Italian: autonomia — distance a vehicle (car, byke, lorry, aircraft) can travel without refueling
• Portuguese: autonomia — distance a vehicle (car, byke, lorry, aircraft) can travel without refueling
• Spanish: autonomía — distance a vehicle (car, byke, lorry, aircraft) can travel without refueling
• Catalan: devesa — area of open, often unfenced, grazing land
• Chinese Mandarin: 放牧場 /放牧场 (fàngmùchǎng) — area of open, often unfenced, grazing land
• Finnish: laidun — area of open, often unfenced, grazing land
• Finnish: laidunmaa — area of open, often unfenced, grazing land
• French: prairie — area of open, often unfenced, grazing land
• German: Weide — area of open, often unfenced, grazing land
• German: Weideland — area of open, often unfenced, grazing land
• German: Weideflächen — area of open, often unfenced, grazing land
• Greek: βοσκότοπος (voskótopos) — area of open, often unfenced, grazing land
• Italian: prateria — area of open, often unfenced, grazing land
• Italian: distesa — area of open, often unfenced, grazing land
• Māori: tauriparipa — area of open, often unfenced, grazing land
• Māori: tahora — area of open, often unfenced, grazing land
• Polish: pastwisko — area of open, often unfenced, grazing land
• Portuguese: pastagem — area of open, often unfenced, grazing land
• Russian: па́стбище (pástbišče) — area of open, often unfenced, grazing land
• Spanish: dehesa — area of open, often unfenced, grazing land
• Spanish: defesa — area of open, often unfenced, grazing land
• Bulgarian: обсег (obseg) — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• Bulgarian: обхват (obhvat) — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• Catalan: àmbit — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• Chinese Mandarin: 範圍 /范围 (fànwéi) — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• Finnish: laajuus — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• Finnish: peitto — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• Finnish: peittoalue — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• Finnish: kantama — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• French: étendue — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• German: Bereich — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• German: Gebiet — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• German: Größenordnung — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• German: Umfang — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• German: Weite — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• German: Interval — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• German: Strecke — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• Greek: ακτίνα (aktína) — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• Greek: σφαίρα (sfaíra) — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• Greek: πεδίο δράσης (pedío drásis) — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• Irish: réim — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• Malayalam: പരിധി (paridhi) — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• Māori: takiwātanga — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• Slovene: razpon — extent of excursion; reach; scope
• Afrikaans: waardeversameling — math: set of values of a function
• Bulgarian: област (oblast) — math: set of values of a function
• Catalan: interval — math: set of values of a function
• Chinese Mandarin: 變程 /变程 (biànchéng) — math: set of values of a function
• Chinese Mandarin: 值域 (zhíyù) — math: set of values of a function
• Czech: obor hodnot — math: set of values of a function
• Danish: værdimængde — math: set of values of a function
• Dutch: bereik — math: set of values of a function
• Estonian: muutumispiirkond — math: set of values of a function
• Finnish: arvojoukko — math: set of values of a function
• French: ensemble d'arrivée — math: set of values of a function
• French: image — math: set of values of a function
• German: Wertevorrat — math: set of values of a function
• German: Zielmenge — math: set of values of a function
• German: Wertebereich — math: set of values of a function
• Greek: πεδίο τιμών (pedío timón) — math: set of values of a function
• Hungarian: értékkészlet — math: set of values of a function
• Icelandic: myndmengi — math: set of values of a function
• Icelandic: mynd — math: set of values of a function
• Italian: intervallo — math: set of values of a function
• Māori: inenga whānui — math: set of values of a function
• Portuguese: imagem — math: set of values of a function
• Russian: о́бласть (óblastʹ) — math: set of values of a function
• Russian: мно́жество (mnóžestvo) — math: set of values of a function
• Swedish: värdemängd — math: set of values of a function
• Tagalog: abot — math: set of values of a function
• Thai: เรนจ์ (rén) — math: set of values of a function
• Turkish: Değer kümesi — math: set of values of a function
• Arabic: مَدَى (madā) — statistics: difference between largest and smallest observation
• Bulgarian: диапазон (diapazon) — statistics: difference between largest and smallest observation
• Bulgarian: размах (razmah) — statistics: difference between largest and smallest observation
• Catalan: amplitud — statistics: difference between largest and smallest observation
• Chinese Mandarin: 全距 (quánjù) — statistics: difference between largest and smallest observation
• Chinese Mandarin: 極差 /极差 (jíchà) — statistics: difference between largest and smallest observation
• Dutch: spreiding — statistics: difference between largest and smallest observation
• Dutch: spreidingsbreedte — statistics: difference between largest and smallest observation
• Finnish: vaihteluväli — statistics: difference between largest and smallest observation
• French: amplitude — statistics: difference between largest and smallest observation
• French: étendue — statistics: difference between largest and smallest observation
• French: plage — statistics: difference between largest and smallest observation
• German: Spannweite — statistics: difference between largest and smallest observation
• Indonesian: kisaran — statistics: difference between largest and smallest observation
• Italian: campo di variazione — statistics: difference between largest and smallest observation
• Portuguese: amplitude — statistics: difference between largest and smallest observation
• Russian: разбро́с (razbrós) — statistics: difference between largest and smallest observation
• Spanish: rango — statistics: difference between largest and smallest observation
• Thai: พิสัย (pí-sǎi) — statistics: difference between largest and smallest observation
• Chinese Mandarin: 防守領域 /防守领域 (fángshǒu lǐngyù) — baseball: defensive area covered by a player
• Finnish: ulottuma — baseball: defensive area covered by a player
• Japanese: 守備範囲 (shubihan'i) — baseball: defensive area covered by a player
• Bulgarian: диапазон (diapazon) — music: scale of tones
• Catalan: interval — music: scale of tones
• Catalan: àmbit — music: scale of tones
• Chinese Mandarin: 音域 (yīnyù) — music: scale of tones
• Dutch: bereik — music: scale of tones
• Esperanto: amplekso — music: scale of tones
• Finnish: ääniala — music: scale of tones
• French: gamme — music: scale of tones
• French: diapason — music: scale of tones
• German: Register — music: scale of tones
• German: Umfang — music: scale of tones
• German: Tonumfang — music: scale of tones
• German: Stimmumfang — music: scale of tones
• Greek: κλίμακα (klímaka) — music: scale of tones
• Hebrew: מִנְעָד (min'ád) — music: scale of tones
• Italian: estensione — music: scale of tones
• Italian: registro — music: scale of tones
• Italian: gamma — music: scale of tones
• Japanese: 音域 — music: scale of tones
• Korean: 음폭 (eumpok) — music: scale of tones
• Korean: 음역 (eumyeok) — music: scale of tones
• Russian: диапазо́н (diapazón) — music: scale of tones
• Slovene: razpon — music: scale of tones
• Spanish: extensión — music: scale of tones
• Ukrainian: діапазо́н (diapazón) — music: scale of tones
• Bulgarian: ареал (areal) — ecology: area where a species is found
• Catalan: hàbitat — ecology: area where a species is found
• Chinese Mandarin: 自然生長區 /自然生长区 (zìrán shēngzhǎngqū) — ecology: area where a species is found
• Chinese Mandarin: 分佈區 /分布区 (fēnbùqū) — ecology: area where a species is found
• Dutch: verspreidingsgebied — ecology: area where a species is found
• Finnish: levinneisyysalue — ecology: area where a species is found
• French: habitat — ecology: area where a species is found
• French: habitat naturel — ecology: area where a species is found
• German: Verbreitungsgebiet — ecology: area where a species is found
• German: Lebensraum — ecology: area where a species is found
• Greek: βιότοπος (viótopos) — ecology: area where a species is found
• Irish: réimse — ecology: area where a species is found
• Italian: habitat — ecology: area where a species is found
• Italian: ambiente naturale — ecology: area where a species is found
• Polish: areał — ecology: area where a species is found
• Polish: obszar występowania — ecology: area where a species is found
• Polish: zasięg — ecology: area where a species is found
• Portuguese: hábitat — ecology: area where a species is found
• Russian: ареа́л (areál) — ecology: area where a species is found
• Russian: о́бласть распростране́ния (óblastʹ rasprostranénija) — ecology: area where a species is found
• Swedish: utbredningsområde — ecology: area where a species is found
• Catalan: llista — programming: sequential list of values
• Chinese Mandarin: 範圍 /范围 (fànwéi) — programming: sequential list of values
• Finnish: väli — programming: sequential list of values
• Portuguese: intervalo — programming: sequential list of values
• Ukrainian: послідо́вність (poslidóvnistʹ) — programming: sequential list of values
• Ukrainian: діапазо́н (diapazón) — programming: sequential list of values
• Catalan: rang — aggregate of individuals in one rank or degree
• Finnish: luokka — aggregate of individuals in one rank or degree
• German: Rank — aggregate of individuals in one rank or degree
• Spanish: rango — aggregate of individuals in one rank or degree
• Bulgarian: сито (sito) — bolting sieve
• Bulgarian: решето (rešeto) — bolting sieve
• Finnish: vaeltelu — wandering or roving
• Bulgarian: странствам (stranstvam) — to rove over or through
• Finnish: kulkea jonkin yli — to rove over or through
• Finnish: kulkea jonkin läpi — to rove over or through
• Finnish: hallita — to exercise the power of something over something else
• Bulgarian: подреждам (podreždam) — to bring into a specified position or relationship with something else
• Finnish: sijoittaa — to bring into a specified position or relationship with something else
• Finnish: asettaa — to bring into a specified position or relationship with something else
• Bulgarian: варирам (variram) — of a variable, to be able to take any of the values in a specified range
• Finnish: vaihdella — of a variable, to be able to take any of the values in a specified range
• Bulgarian: нареждам се (nareždam se) — to form a line or a row
• Finnish: olla linjassa jonkin kanssa — to form a line or a row
• Finnish: olla rivissä — to form a line or a row
• Finnish: tulla pannuksi järjestykseen — to be placed in order
• Finnish: tulla luokitelluksi — to be placed in order
• Greek: παρατάσσω (paratásso) — to be placed in order
• Bulgarian: подреждам (podreždam) — to set in a row, or in rows
• Finnish: järjestää riviin — to set in a row, or in rows
• Finnish: järjestää jonoon — to set in a row, or in rows
• Greek: στοιχίζω (stoichízo) — to set in a row, or in rows
• Finnish: asettaa — to place among others in a line, row or order
• Finnish: sijoittaa — to place among others in a line, row or order
• Finnish: asettua — to place among others in a line, row or order
• Finnish: olla kotoisin — to be native to, or live in, a certain region
• Finnish: esiintyä — to be native to, or live in, a certain region
• Finnish: purjehtia jonkin suuntaisesti — to sail or pass in a direction parallel to or near
• Finnish: purjehtia jotakin pitkin — to sail or pass in a direction parallel to or near