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rangy

/ˈreɪn.dʒi/

Traducción: Describe a una persona o animal que es alto y delgado con extremidades largas; también se usa para algo que tiene un amplio alcance o es espacioso.

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adjective

/ˈreɪn.dʒi/C2formalamerican
  • esDescribe a una persona o animal que es alto y delgado con extremidades largas; también se usa para algo que tiene un amplio alcance o es espacioso.

Describes a person or animal that is tall and slender with long limbs; also used to describe something that has a wide range or is spacious.

  1. Tall and slenderB2formal

    Having a tall, thin build with long limbs.

    eslarguirucho

    • The rangy basketball player easily reached the hoop.
    • She had a rangy figure, perfect for long-distance running.
    • His rangy frame made him stand out in the crowd.

    Sinónimosganglingganglylankylong-leggedrawbonedspindly

    Antónimoschunkydumpysquatstockystumpythickset

  2. Adapted for roamingC1formal

    Having a body type or nature suited for wandering or covering large distances.

    esAdaptado para vagar

    • The rangy wolf traveled miles across the tundra.
    • Rangy breeds of dogs are often used for herding.
    • The explorer had a rangy build, ideal for long treks.

    Sinónimoslankyleggylong-leggedsinewyspare

  3. Spacious or roomyC1formal

    Providing ample space for movement or ranging.

    esespacioso, amplio

    • The ranch had rangy pastures for the cattle.
    • They lived in a rangy old house with many rooms.
    • The park's rangy layout allowed for various activities.

    Sinónimosamplecapaciouscommodiousgenerousspacious

    Antónimosconfinedcrampednarrowrestrictedtight

Formas
  • rangier comparative form
  • rangiest superlative form
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