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Qué (quién) es span - definición
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Span (disambiguation); Spans; SPAN
SPANS
Simple Protocol for ATM Network Signalling (Reference: ForeRunner, ATM)
span
span1
¦ noun
1. the full extent of something from end to end; the amount of space covered.
a wingspan.
a part of a bridge between piers or supports.
2. the length of time for which something lasts.
3. (also handspan) the maximum distance between the tips of the thumb and little finger, taken as the basis of a measurement equal to 9 inches.
4. archaic a short distance or time.
¦ verb (spans, spanning, spanned) extend across or over.
Origin
OE, 'distance between thumb and little finger', of Gmc origin.
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span2
¦ noun
1. Nautical a rope with its ends fastened at different points in order to provide a purchase.
2. a team of people or animals, especially a matched pair of horses or oxen.
¦ verb S. African yoke (an animal).
Origin
C16: from Du. or Low Ger. spannen.
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span3
¦ adjective see spick and span.
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span4
chiefly archaic
past of spin.
span
n.
1) a brief span
2) an attention; life; memory span
3) in a span (in the brief span of ten years)
Ejemplos de uso de span
1. The massive masonry and reinforced concrete bridge will span 300 meters and rise 12 meters over the center span.
2. I wondered if novel–writing had its own natural life span and without knowing it, I had outlived the life span of my novel–writing career.
3. Hooks, C–SPAN founder and chief executive Brian P.
4. Each parking level will have a span of 1,280 sqm.
5. Photograph÷ Sven Torfinn Ethiopians like to look spic and span.