extent in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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extent [Brit ɪkˈstɛnt, ɛkˈstɛnt, Am ɪkˈstɛnt] N

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to a considerable degree or extent
dans une large mesure

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moyennement apprécier
to a certain extent
la compressibilité des effectifs/des dépenses
the extent to which manpower/expenses can be reduced
l'étendue de la latinité
the extent of Latin civilization
mesurer l'ampleur ou l'étendue du désastre
to assess the extent of the disaster
ampleur (de problème)
size, extent
ampleur (de dégâts, réactions)
extent
mesurer l'ampleur des dégâts
to gauge the extent of the damage
déterminer l'étendue du sinistre
to assess the extent of the damage
avoir la tête ou le nez dans le guidon
to be completely focused on the task in hand (to the extent that one loses track of everything else)
étendue (de catastrophe, dégâts)
scale, extent

extent in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for extent in the English»French Dictionary (Go to French»English)

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extent Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to some extent
dans une certaine mesure
to a lesser extent
dans une moindre mesure
to an extent
jusqu'à un point
to some extent
dans une certaine mesure
to a greater extent
en grande partie
to the extent that
dans la mesure où
to what extent?
dans quelle mesure?
to realize the extent of one's mistake
réaliser l'ampleur de son erreur
to such an extent that sb did sth
à (un) tel point [ou à un point tel] que qn fait qc
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The extent of conditioning may be tracked by test trials.
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This continues with the current storyline, though at a much lesser extent.
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Hence, methylamines are stabilized to about the same extent by hydration, regardless of the number of methyl groups.
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By 1975, its popularity had grown to such an extent that it became necessary to present two performances per night.
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This can also happen occasionally where there was once an initial e, and to a lesser extent a and o.
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Most downbursts are less than in extent: these are called microbursts.
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Each file is described by one or more file headers -- more than one can be required when a file has a large number of extents.
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To a large extent this popularity was a succs de scandale.
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He probed the lake to its most eastern extent in the summer of 1791.
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The extent of the area given to individual villages was based on their historical grazing rights.
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