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rangy - translation to spanish
rangy
alto y delgado
ranging
![Measuring a length in wavelengths of light using an [[interferometer]].](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Michelson interferometer with corner cubes.png?width=200 "Measuring a length in wavelengths of light using an [[interferometer]].")
TECHNIQUES FOR MEASURING DISTANCE
Range finding; Ranging; Distance meter; Distance measurement; Electronic distance measurement; Electronic distance meter; List of length, distance, or range measuring devices; Length, distance, or range meter; Range estimation; Measuring distance; Distance measuring device
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* far-ranging = variado, de gran repercusión, de largo alcance
* wide-ranging [wide ranging] = bastante general, variado, general
* far-ranging = variado, de gran repercusión, de largo alcance
* wide-ranging [wide ranging] = bastante general, variado, general
ranged
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Duration range; Range (mathematics); Ranged; Range (disambiguation); Range math; Range (math); Range (maths)
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* ranged search = búsqueda por rangos
* ranged search = búsqueda por rangos
Definition
Rangy
·add. ·vi Inclined or able to range, or rove about, for considerable distances; apt or suited for much roving, - chiefly used of cattle.
Examples of use of rangy
1. Though he cuts a rangy and unassuming figure, it is not difficult to see Ronson‘s appeal.
2. At 28, he is rail–thin and rangy, with a lean face and sharp chin.
3. Nathan Pritikin, a rangy, dark-haired man, was born in Chicago during the first world war.
4. Nathan Pritikin, a rangy, dark–haired man, was born in Chicago during the first world war.
5. A rangy woman who looks a lot taller than her 5 feet 8Ѕ inches, Ms.