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extent [ɪkˈstɛnt] n
1. the range over which something extends; scope the extent of the damage 2. an area or volume a vast extent of concrete 3. (Law) US Law a writ authorizing a person to whom a debt is due to assume temporary possession of his debtor's lands 4. (Philosophy / Logic) Logic another word for extension [11] [from Old French extente, from Latin extentus extensive, from extendere to extend] ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
extent Translations extent [ɪksˈtent] N 1. (in space) [of land, road] → extensión f 2. (= scope) [of knowledge, damage, activities] → alcance m; [of power] → límite m the extent of the problem → el alcance or la envergadura del problema we did not know the extent of his injuries until later → no tuvimos conocimiento del alcance de sus lesiones hasta más tarde 3. (= degree) [of commitment, loss] → grado m to what extent? → ¿hasta qué punto? to a certain or to some extent → hasta cierto punto to a large extent → en gran parte or medida to a small extent → en menor grado to such an extent that → hasta tal punto que to the extent of (= as far as) → hasta el punto de; (in money) → por la cantidad de to that extent, she is right → en ese sentido, ella tiene razón extent [ɪkˈstɛnt] n (= area) → étendue f (= degree) [damage, loss] → importance f the full extent of the problem → toute l'étendue du problème to some extent, to a certain extent → dans une certaine mesure to a large extent → en grande partie to what extent? → dans quelle mesure?, jusqu'à quel point? to the extent of doing sth → au point de faire qch to such an extent that ... → à tel point que ... extent n (= range, scope, of knowledge, alterations, power, activities, commitments) → Umfang m; (of damage, losses) → Ausmaß nt, → Umfang m; debts to the extent of £5,000 → Schulden in Höhe von £ 5.000 (= degree) → Grad m, → Maß nt; to some extent → bis zu einem gewissen Grade; to what extent → inwieweit; to a certain extent → in gewissem Maße; to a large/lesser extent → in hohem/geringerem Maße; she was involved only to the extent of investing a small amount → ihre Beteiligung beschränkte sich auf die Investition einer kleinen Summe; to such an extent that … → dermaßen or derart, dass …; he was ruined to the extent that he had to sell everything → er war dermaßen ruiniert, dass er alles verkaufen musste; such was the extent of the damage → so groß war der Schaden extent [ɪksˈtɛnt] n (of land) → estensione f; (of road) → lunghezza; (of knowledge, activities, power) → portata; (degree, of damage, loss) → proporzioni fpl to what extent → in che misura, fino a che punto to a certain/large extent → in certa/larga misura to such an extent that → a tal punto che to the extent of → fino al punto di to some extent → fino a un certo punto extent [ɪksˈtɛnt] n (of land) → estensione f; (of road) → lunghezza; (of knowledge, activities, power) → portata; (degree, of damage, loss) → proporzioni fpl to what extent → in che misura, fino a che punto to a certain/large extent → in certa/larga misura to such an extent that → a tal punto che to the extent of → fino al punto di to some extent → fino a un certo punto How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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