long-range
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4.4
- adjective
- /lɔŋ-reɪndʒ/
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- This long-range camera is perfect for wildlife photography from a distance.
- long-range missile
- long-range weapon
- long-range aircraft
This is a a long range wireless driveway alarm.
- This is a a long range wireless driveway alarm.
- BBC has reinitiated its World Service on long range AM radio.
- You give up your nuclear weapons and your long range missiles.
- LRAD is a Sonic long range acoustic weapon.
- They were using like long range acoustic devices like these loud sirens.
- This band has so far been largely unused for telecommunication purposes, simply because it's not very good for long range transmission.
- It's too easy with these long range scope scope pistols and weaponry.
- The reason for this may be purely that was difficult to grow long range connectivity.
Examples
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If anyone receives this, I'm the only survivor of a long-range exploratory mission.
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Long-range defense systems watch the skies.
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This is a a long range wireless driveway alarm.
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One of those was a long-range flight to check another site on the planet for signs of life.
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They're called short range and long range guidance signals.
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BBC has reinitiated its World Service on long range AM radio.
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It was the world's first long range guided missile.
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This band has so far been largely unused for telecommunication purposes, simply because it's not very good for long range transmission.
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Sir, our long-range scanner shows a large number of ships headed this way at high speed.
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The system also facilitates text messaging via satellite and thus is an excellent long-range communications system.
Academic text (2005)
Synonyms
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3.4
That goes over a large distance for travel, sport, or relationships
Antonyms
How Far
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Long-range comes from the parts long ('far') and range ('distance' or 'area'). So a long-range device or weapon is one that can work across or reach a long distance.