breadth
宽度
definition
noun
a black sweater outlined the breadth of his shoulders
the distance or measurement from side to side of something; width.
translation of 'breadth'
noun
宽,
幅,
宽度,
阔度,
宽窄
example
The book reflects, in fact, Murray's own 'breadth' of experience and the range of her social and spiritual vision.
The 'breadth' of readers' experience has always been spectacular.
His later paintings do not match the 'breadth' and subtlety developed subsequently by van Goyen and Ruysdael.
Nor, having only length, 'breadth' , and thickness, can a cube have a real existence.
Not just the sheer number of good women's roles, but their 'breadth' and range in terms of age and ethnicity, made this a watershed year.
To take advantage of all this 'breadth' and depth, though, students need room to maneuver.
The trouble is that news agencies and many, if not most, of their operatives choose not to bring balance and 'breadth' to their coverage of affairs.
This is because companies can choose hires depending on the depth and 'breadth' of their skill sets and experience.
the bank reaches a maximum 'breadth' of about 100 km
a black sweater outlined the 'breadth' of his shoulders
The adjacent low-lying ground, for half a mile in 'breadth' , is a stagnant river, with melancholy trees for islands in it, and a surface punctured all over, all day long, with falling rain.
They were also deeply impressed by the warmth and the hospitality of the Balinese, and the amazing 'breadth' of artistic expression that pervaded daily life.
there is a greater 'breadth' of sound in the later recordings
To the left of the compartment was a gap of about eight inches in 'breadth' and fourteen in length.
A very small place, not more than 1 foot in 'breadth' , separates you from the valley.
Simply by traveling, as pope, he reinforced the concept that Catholicism is a church of the world, both in 'breadth' and, increasingly, in orientation.
we traveled the length and 'breadth' of India
Moreover, it should be expanded in 'breadth' and depth.
The rock itself is about 300 ft in 'breadth' and the highest point is about 30 ft above the water.
Not only did the 16 canvases vary greatly in size, but they also possessed a stylistic 'breadth' that read like a concise history of the New York School.
Let us imagine a land of two dimensions, having length and 'breadth' but not height, called Flatland, represented by ABCD in Fig.1.
Akan art includes a greater 'breadth' of imagery than any other African sculptural form.
However, it is likely that this source will grow in 'breadth' and depth over the coming years.
The 'breadth' and range of organisations and industries represented here this evening illustrate that these standards can be applied in any business and used to engage the consumer and drive profits.
This includes art jewelry of unprecedented conceptual 'breadth' and innovation.
The rest of the part of the sleeves freely hung down to the floor in a triangle 'breadth' of cloth.
Daytona is mammoth, in 'breadth' and length and height.
His selections for the show, made over the course of five subsequent visits, reflect his excitement at the 'breadth' of work being made in Cuba.
the boat measured 27 feet in 'breadth'
Although the stream that runs through the village's main lowland rarely exceeds two meters in 'breadth' and a meter in depth, residents claim it always carries water.
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