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reach

/riːtʃ/

Traduction: Nom désignant la distance ou la portée à laquelle on peut étendre le bras ou atteindre quelque chose, ou la capacité d'atteindre ou d'obtenir quelque chose., Verbe désignant l'action d'étendre le bras pour toucher ou saisir quelque chose, ou d'arriver à un lieu, un état ou un objectif.

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noun

/riːtʃ/B1formal
  • frNom désignant la distance ou la portée à laquelle on peut étendre le bras ou atteindre quelque chose, ou la capacité d'atteindre ou d'obtenir quelque chose.

A noun referring to the extent or distance that can be reached or stretched to, or the ability to achieve or attain something.

  1. Extent or rangeB1formal

    The distance or extent that something or someone can reach or extend to.

    frPortée, étendue

    • The ladder is within reach of the roof.
    • The news spread beyond the reach of the media.
    • The island is out of reach from the mainland.

    Synonymesambitcompassextentgraspradiusrangescopespanstretchsweep

  2. Capability or influenceB2formal

    The scope or extent of someone's power, influence, or ability to achieve something.

    frportée, influence

    • The company's reach extends to international markets.
    • Social media has a global reach.
    • The charity aims to extend its reach to more communities.

    Synonymesambitcompassextentgraspinfluenceorbitpurviewrangescopesweep

    Antonymesinability

Formes
  • reaches plural form
  • reaches' possessive plural form
  • reach's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/riːtʃ/A2formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action d'étendre le bras pour toucher ou saisir quelque chose, ou d'arriver à un lieu, un état ou un objectif.

A verb used to indicate the act of extending one's hand to touch or grasp something, or arriving at a particular place or state.

  1. Arrive at a placeA1formal

    To get to or arrive at a particular place or destination.

    fratteindre un lieu

    • We reached the airport just in time.
    • They reached the summit after a long climb.
    • The ship reached the harbor at dawn.

    Synonymesarrive atattaincome toget tohitmake

    Antonymesdepartgoleave

  2. Extend to touchA1formal

    To stretch out or extend something to touch or grasp.

    frtendre pour atteindre

    • Can you reach the top shelf?
    • She reached for the book on the table.
    • He reached across the table to shake hands.

    Synonymesextendhold output outstick outstretchthrust out

    Antonymeswithdraw

  3. Contact or communicateA2informal

    To get in touch with someone, especially by phone or message.

    frjoindre (par téléphone, message)

    • I tried to reach her but she didn't answer.
    • You can reach me at this number.
    • He finally reached his friend after several attempts.

    Synonymescallcontactnotifyphonering

  4. Achieve a level or goalB1formal

    To attain or achieve a particular level, amount, or goal.

    frAtteindre un niveau ou un objectif

    • The temperature reached 30 degrees today.
    • Sales reached a new record last month.
    • She reached her target weight after months of effort.

    Synonymesaccomplishachievearrive atattaingainhitmeetobtainrealizesecure

    Antonymesabandonfailforfeitmiss

Formes
  • reached past participle
  • reached past simple
  • reaching present participle
  • reaches third person singular

Variantes phrasalreach intoreach out

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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