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Meanings of alpine in English
Racing car manufacturer.
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Range.
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Examples for "range"
Examples for "range"
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The market has been range-bound since late last week over political worries.
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Sometimes, a range of products comes along at exactly the right time.
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Yet US democracy is within Mr Trump's striking range at all times.
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This is the result of a range of factors, including climate change.
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They range from utility, oil and manufacturing companies to independent power producers.
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Haven't heard anything about 'submitting' through my own 'chain of command' yet.
2
Despite its problems, the chain still generates one million transactions a week.
3
This silver block with attached chain is a good case in point.
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The company also bought fashion chain Republic out of administration last year.
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Main outcome measures: Results of a polymerase chain reaction-based assay for genotyping.
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The Mamutoi say there is another mountain range far to the east.
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The area along the mountain range is known as the neutral zone.
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It's part of the Molguzar mountain range south of the Jizzakh region.
4
South Australia's largest mountain range is hallowed ground for hikers and adventurers.
5
I had never seen a mountain range before but there it was.
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The range of mountains is from east to west, and nearly central.
2
They were climbing through a notch over the first range of mountains.
3
We worked industriously until the schoolyard was a miniature range of mountains.
4
Heaven exists upon a plateau that was once a range of mountains.
5
The range of mountains showed their rosy flanks in the distance.
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From the float he now perceived two openings in the mountain chain.
2
On the north the natural boundary was the mountain chain of Hæ'mus.
3
Eastward the jagged peaks of a snow-capped mountain chain pierced the sky.
4
No mountain chain breaks the monotony of the central portions of the Colony.
5
One of the summits of this mountain chain was easily recognisable.
Usage of alpine in English
1
In the alpine feed rivers, the water quality is still very good.
2
The several strong alpine objectives proposed made for a difficult deliberation process.
3
A lot of great things are happening, from sport climbing to alpine.
4
But I love the way they climbed; I prefer the alpine-style philosophy.
5
Steck, of course, is no stranger to hard and fast alpine soloing.
6
A vineyard, a beach house an alpine chalet and a city pad.
7
But who knows for sure that a three-day alpine-style climb is feasible?
8
He is studying the diets of alpine stoats to help conservation efforts.
9
In sub-alpine areas like this, the snow can come in pretty fast.
10
The following six stealth alpine travel tips are useful for treading lightly.
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Whistler, which is north of Vancouver, will host the alpine ski events.
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Then the Tenderfoot discovered in a niche some strange, hardy alpine flowers.
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This technical alpine route won the sixth Asian Piolets d'Or last November.
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Far below them stretched the alpine forest; ahead, the sheer mountain face.
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In most alpine environments, you can replenish water from snow or runoff.
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I think the Slovak is the hardest alpine route I have done.
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Alpine through the time
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