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Meanings of encompass in anglès

portuguès
conter
català
comprendre
espanyol
cubrir

Include in scope; include as part of something broader; have as one's sphere or territory.

comprendre
rus
encompass
espanyol
encompass

Hewlett-Packard group.

encompass

To form a circle around.

To include within its scope; to go round so as to surround.

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Examples for "encircle"
Examples for "encircle"
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Its conflicts often draw in South Africa, whose central mountains encircle it.
Reuters
2
Black clouds encircle the horizon; the thunder falls with a deafening noise.
Aesthetical Essays of Friedrich Schiller
3
The law would not oblige him to encircle her in his arms.
Kept in the Dark
4
We aim to encircle the city and ensure the militias are evicted.
Reuters
5
Take five men and try to get through before they encircle us.
Quest for honour
Usage of encompass in anglès
1
The recalls have grown to encompass numerous problems affecting millions of vehicles.
Reuters
2
The Company's Research services encompass the provision of shipping-related information and publications.
Reuters
3
Last year it expanded that vision to encompass the whole data center.
Reuters
4
Perhaps the ideology of senior management does not encompass the creative entrepreneur.
The Guardian
5
Vanishing broadens this idea of costume and concealment to encompass the land.
The Guardian
6
Clearly, the Lifeshaper was more complicated than anything I could easily encompass.
Halo Primordium
7
Jefferson, named after the third U.S. president, would encompass the northernmost region.
Reuters
8
I read in the stars that snares encompass you, Countess de Soissons.
Prince Eugene and His Times
9
And thou shalt encompass the court with hangings, and the entry thereof.
The Bible, Douay-Rheims, Old Testament — Part 1
10
Historically, it can encompass corruption and other abuses of the public's trust.
Reuters
11
Primary lymphoid lesions encompass a wide range of benign and malignant lesions.
Pubmed
12
A subtle atmosphere of strength and of security seemed to encompass her.
The League of the Scarlet Pimpernel
13
Madame Marie is afraid D'Aulnay will try to encompass the fort to-night.
The Lady of Fort St. John
14
But machines could not hope to encompass all the irrationality of Man.
Mezzerow Loves Company
15
The night seemed to expand around me, to encompass and envelop me.
Harvest Home
16
Maltreatment can encompass everything from neglect to physical, mental and sexual abuse.
Reuters
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Encompass through the time
Encompass across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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