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Meanings of armspan in English
Distance from the tip of one limb such as an arm or wing to the tip of the paired limb, or analogically the same measure for airplane wings.
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Examples for "span"
Examples for "span"
1
These so-called 'news talk shows' have the attention span of a gerbil.
2
Yet, how quickly we forget extreme events as the media attention-span wanes.
3
In both cases, however, the projections span a wide range of possibilities.
4
The SEC and DOJ probes span the securities industry, the company said.
5
However, they couldn't brainwash him because his attention span was too short.
1
The gently bowed form also hides a few inches from its wingspan.
2
One contained a perfectly preserved moth with a wingspan over four inches.
3
With a 140-foot wingspan, it's the largest all-carbon composite aircraft ever built.
4
Their bodies were huge, with a wingspan of five feet or more.
5
Around the summit glides an Andean condor, never flapping its 11-foot wingspan.
Usage of armspan in English
1
The fog thickened, till the world drowned in red an armspan all around.
2
Water churned black and frothing an armspan from their feet.
3
She indicated an armspan, flashlight flickering across the ceiling and, for a moment, out into the Main Junction.
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Translations for armspan
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Catalan
Armspan through the time