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SPAN = [spen] noun
1 karış
2 aralık * eşanlamlı : space, interval
3 an

SPAN
Span a book series: To encompass all the books within a series, from start to finish.
Span a career: To encompass all the jobs and positions one holds over their working life.
Span a career: To encompass or cover the entirety of one's professional life.
Span a carnival: To encompass all the attractions and events at a carnival.
Span a century: To encompass a period of 100 years.
Span a chapter in history: To represent a significant period or event in history.
Span a chapter in history: To represent a significant period or event in history.
Span a chapter: To cover or address a specific section or chapter of a book.
Span a city: To cover or extend throughout the entire area of a city.
Span a coastline: To extend or stretch along the entire length of a coastline.
Span a company's history: To cover the entire timeline and significant events in a company's past.
Span a continent: To extend or stretch across the width of a continent.
Span a conversation topic: To cover all aspects and subtopics related to a specific conversation.
Span a conversation: To cover or address the entirety of a discussion or dialogue.
Span a course: To cover the entire curriculum or content of an educational course.
Span a culture: To encompass all aspects of a particular society's way of life.
Span a culture: To encompass all aspects of a particular society's way of life.
Span a curriculum: To include all the subjects and topics in an educational curriculum.
Span a debate: To address the full range of arguments and discussions in a debate.
Span a decade: To last for a period of ten years.
Span a dictionary: To include all the words and definitions in a dictionary.
Span a distance: To cover or traverse a specific distance.
Span a dream: To encompass all the events or experiences within a dream.
Span a dynasty: To cover the duration of a ruling family's reign in a monarchy.
Span a film: To cover the entire duration of a movie.
Span a film: To cover the entire duration of a movie.
Span a flight: To cover the entire duration of an airplane journey.
Span a forest: To extend or stretch across the width of a forest.
Span a friendship: To last or endure throughout the course of a friendship.
Span a generation gap: To encompass the differences in attitudes and perspectives between generations.
Span a generation: To include or affect people of a particular age group or era.
Span a legislative session: To cover the entire duration of a session of a legislative body.
Span a lesson: To cover the entire content and objectives of an educational lesson.
Span a lifespan: To represent the full range of experiences and events in a person's life.
Span a lifetime: To encompass or represent the entirety of a person's life.
Span a lunar mission: To encompass the duration and objectives of a mission to the moon.
Span a marathon: To cover the entire distance of a marathon race.
Span a moment: To encompass a brief or fleeting period of time.
Span a mountain range: To extend or stretch across the entire width of a mountain range.
Span a musical genre: To encompass all the characteristics and substyles within a genre of music.
Span a network: To cover or connect all nodes or components within a network.
Span a policy: To cover the entire range of policies within a government or organization.
Span a political career: To cover the entirety of a person's involvement in politics.
Span a political movement: To encompass all the activities and ideologies associated with a specific political movement.
Span a portfolio: To cover all the investments or assets within a financial portfolio.
Span a problem: To address or deal with the entirety of a complex issue.
Span a project: To cover the entire duration and scope of a project.
Span a relationship: To last or endure throughout the duration of a romantic or personal relationship.
Span a river: To extend or stretch across the width of a river.
Span a riverbank: To stretch along the entire edge of a river.
Span a road trip: To cover the entire journey and destinations of a road trip.
Span a science experiment: To encompass all stages and observations in a scientific experiment.
Span a scientific theory: To cover all the principles and explanations within a scientific theory.
Span a season of a TV show: To include all the episodes and storylines in a season of a television series.
Span a season: To encompass the duration of a specific season, such as summer or winter.
Span a series: To encompass all episodes or installments of a TV series or book series.
Span a shopping spree: To cover all the items purchased during a shopping spree.
Span a spectrum of colors: To encompass a wide range of different colors.
Span a spectrum of emotions: To encompass a wide range of emotional states.
Span a spectrum: To encompass a wide range of variations or possibilities.
Span a speech: To cover or address the entire content of a spoken presentation.
Span a symphony: To include all the movements of a musical symphony.
Span a textbook: To cover all the material within a textbook.
Span a timeline: To extend across the complete chronological sequence of events.
Span a topic: To cover or address a particular subject matter.
Span a tour: To encompass all the stops and performances during a concert or travel tour.
Span a trade route: To extend along the entire path of a commercial trading route.
Span a vacation: To cover the entire duration of a holiday or vacation.
Span a workout: To cover the entire exercise routine or session.
Span an archaeological site: To extend across the entire area of an archaeological excavation.
Span an argument: To address or consider all aspects and points of an argument.
Span an athletic career: To encompass all the competitions and achievements of an athlete's career.
Span an autobiography: To cover the entire life story as narrated by the author.
Span an ecosystem: To encompass all the living organisms and their interactions within an ecosystem.
Span an epidemic: To encompass the entire duration of a widespread disease outbreak.
Span an era: To cover a particular historical period.
Span an exhibition: To cover all the artworks or displays in an exhibition.
Span an ocean: To extend or stretch across the width of an ocean.
Span an orchestra: To include all the instruments and musicians in an orchestra.
Span the bridge: To extend or cover the entire length of a bridge.
Span the gap: To bridge or fill the difference or space between two things.