encompass
kapsamak
definition
verb
a vast halo encompassing the Milky Way galaxy
surround and have or hold within.
an act designed to encompass the death of the king
cause (something) to take place.
translation of 'encompass'
verb
neden olmak,
etrafını çevirmek,
sarmak,
kuşatmak,
kapsamak,
kumpas kurmak
example
Our awards also 'encompass' professional areas of life.
an act designed to 'encompass' the death of the king
Is it because no simple phrase can fully 'encompass' all that happened, all that changed?
no studies 'encompass' all aspects of medical care
This policy must 'encompass' all aspects of waste management, including waste minimisation, recycling, re-usage and waste disposal.
Learning environments, therefore, must remain interesting and 'encompass' a variety of teaching strategies.
no studies 'encompass' all sectors of medical care
He decided that the portal would 'encompass' the entire bed including the carved ivory bench at the foot of the bed.
an act designed to 'encompass' the death of the king
But, foolish though I undoubtedly am, I 'encompass' only my own destruction.
The United States has 540 wildlife refuges 'encompassing' nearly 100 million acres.
In principle, then, cultural studies includes and 'encompasses' literary studies, examining literature as a particular cultural practice.
Surrounding me, 'encompassing' my being as a whole, was a whirlwind of earth and wind, fire and water, increasing in intensity and speed.
The snares of death 'encompassed' me; I suffered distress and anguish.
The questionnaire was produced especially for this study, and it 'encompassed' aspects and problems of nursing documentation revealed by the literature review.
Telemedicine is an umbrella term that 'encompasses' any medical activity involving an element of distance.
It is a comprehensive document 'encompassing' the increasing breadth of activities associated with our industry.
Nor does it unproblematically endorse modernity and globalization which, via colonialism, postcolonial dependence, and transnational capitalist 'encompassment' , have fuelled the grim conditions now widely noted.
There is a lack of studies 'encompassing' whole genomes.
A well-designed room is a unified whole that 'encompasses' all the other elements and principles of design.
First, only 29 families of frogs, 'encompassing' approximately 4,800 species, were known till then.
The book is a comprehensive, detailed text that 'encompasses' all aspects of head and neck pathology.
At the confluence of agrarian and suburban landscapes, the building's 'encompassment' of so many forces and imagery without is a productive strategy.
Furthermore the constructed peptide is completely 'encompassed' within the cutoff radius.
A cacophony of pounding engines, honking of horns, screeching of brakes and Spanish profanity 'encompasses' me, surround-sound style.
The image 'encompassed' him, surrounding him in the gruesome pictures of war.
Every dog's life is 'encompassed' within that of their owner.
In the novelties of our hourly existing, it is easy enough to recognize how much we have 'encompassed' ourselves within technology.
We are entering the Basque region which 'encompasses' a small area of both Northern Spain and Southern France.
Our surroundings 'encompassed' us so completely, it was as if we were in this world all on our own.
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