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21span — I UK [spæn] / US noun [countable, usually singular] Word forms span : singular span plural spans 1) the amount of time that something lasts Nearly 100 witnesses testified over a span of 20 days. attention/concentration span (= the period for… …
22span — span1 [ spæn ] noun count usually singular 1. ) the amount of time that something lasts: Nearly 100 witnesses testified over a span of 20 days. attention/concentration span (=the period for which you can concentrate): Kids these days have a very… …
23span — 1 a past tense of spin 2 noun (C) 1 the length of time over which someone s attention, life etc continues: A four year old s concentration span is usually about 10 minutes. 2 a period of time between two dates or events: Over a span of ten years …
24span — Synonyms and related words: Bifrost, a breath, accouple, accumulate, ace, aesthetic distance, agglutinate, amass, amplitude, appraise, appreciate, apse, arcade, arcature, arch, arch over, arched roof, archway, articulate, assay, assemble, assess …
25span — I. archaic past of spin II. noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English spann; akin to Old High German spanna span, Middle Dutch spannen to stretch, hitch up Date: before 12th century 1. the distance from the end of the thumb to the end of… …
26span — 1. noun 1) a six foot wing span Syn: extent, length, width, reach, stretch, spread, distance, range 2) the span of one working day Syn: period, space, time, duration …
27span — 1. noun 1) a six foot wing span Syn: extent, length, width, reach, stretch, spread, distance, range 2) the span of one week Syn: period, space, time …
28Over Bridge — Over Bridge …
29span — 1. noun /spæn,spæːn/ a) The space from the thumb to the end of the little finger when extended; nine inches; eighth of a fathom. The unsilent present is a time of evaporating attention spans, b) Hence, a small space or a brief portion of time.… …
30span — v extend across or over, bridge, reach across, stretch across; cross, traverse, go over, pass over, arch over; join, conjoin, connect, unite, link, tie …
