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10 Language-to-English DictionariesWide-Scope
/ˈwaɪd skoʊp/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Having a broad or extensive range of application or consideration.
"The research project has a wide-scope, addressing multiple disciplines." - 2
Applicable to a variety of situations or contexts.
"The wide-scope nature of the policy allows for flexibility in implementation."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'wide-scope' combines the adjective 'wide', which originates from Old English 'wīd', meaning broad or extensive, and 'scope', derived from the Greek 'skopos', meaning aim or purpose. The phrase has evolved to describe a broad range of applicability or consideration in various contexts, particularly in academic and analytical discussions.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Wide-Scope" is said worldwide
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large portée
Transliteration: lahrj portay
"Le projet de recherche a une large portée."
breite Reichweite
Transliteration: braɪtə ˈraɪçvaɪtə
"Das Forschungsprojekt hat eine breite Reichweite."
ampio raggio
Transliteration: ampio ˈradʒo
"Il progetto di ricerca ha un ampio raggio."
amplio alcance
Transliteration: amplio alˈkanθe
"El proyecto de investigación tiene un amplio alcance."
amplo alcance
Transliteration: ˈãplu alˈkɐ̃sɨ
"O projeto de pesquisa tem um amplo alcance."
व्यापक दायरा
Transliteration: vyapak daira
"अनुसंधान परियोजना का व्यापक दायरा है।"
广泛范围
Transliteration: guǎngfàn fànwéi
"研究项目具有广泛范围。"
넓은 범위
Transliteration: neolbeun beomwi
"연구 프로젝트는 넓은 범위를 가지고 있습니다."
広範囲
Transliteration: こうはんい
"研究プロジェクトは広範囲です。"
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