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Common collocations with range in American Collocation

range noun

US /reɪndʒ/

large

broad
comprehensive
enormous
extensive
huge
large
massive
vast
wide

We provide a wide range of training opportunities to meet the needs of teachers and classroom assistants.

varied

diverse
varied

He has had an impressive film career, portraying a diverse range of characters.

full

complete
entire
full
whole

Throughout this website the term ‘deaf’ is used to cover the whole range of hearing loss.

impressive or good

excellent
exciting
fantastic
good
great
impressive
superb

They make an impressive range of furniture from a variety of woods.

small

limited
narrow

We have wetsuits for hire, but in a limited range of sizes.

normal

normal

All these children are within the normal range of intelligence.

have a range

boast
demonstrate
display
have
show

Our menu boasts a range of expertly prepared dishes.

produce or create a range

develop
introduce
manufacture
produce

The Archive produces a range of audio and print publications related to its collections.

include a range

contain
cover
embrace
encompass
feature
include
incorporate
reflect
represent
span

The course has covered a good range of topics.

offer or provide a range

bring
deliver
launch
offer
provide
sell
supply

We can help you launch a new product range.

The School offers a full range of options for postgraduate study.

examine a range

address
consider
discuss
examine
explore
study
view

You will explore a range of computing platforms and electronic media.

use a range

access
choose from
enjoy
experience
select from
use

Guests can enjoy a wide range of leisure activities.

increase a range

broaden
expand
extend
increase
widen

The course is ideal for managers seeking to extend their range of skills.