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extent /ɪkˈstɛnt/

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tầm rộng; chiều dài

from the roof we could see the full extent of the park

từ trên mái nhà, chúng ta có thể thấy toàn bộ công viên

the new race track is nearly six miles in extent

đường chạy mới dài gần sáu dặm

to some, (what, such an, certain…) extent

ở một mức độ nào đó

to what extent can he be believed?

có thể tin nó đến mức độ nào?

he's in debt to the extent of £200

nó nợ đến 200 bảng
noun

[noncount] the range, distance, or space that is covered or affected by something or included in something

She tried to determine the extent of the damage.

the full extent of human knowledge

They underestimated the extent [=size] of the problem.

He questions the extent to which these remedies are needed.

the point or limit to which something extends or reaches

We reached the southernmost extent [=end] of the peninsula.

He swore to prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law. [=as fully as the law allows]

To what extent [=how far, how much] can they be trusted?

used to indicate the degree to which something exists, happens, or is true;

If you say that something is true to an extent, to some extent, or to a certain extent, you mean that it is partly but not completely true.

To an extent, they're both right.

Some critics claim that the government is at fault, and, to a certain extent, that's true. Something that is true to a large extent or to a great extent is mostly true.

These traits are to a large extent inherited. [=these traits are mostly inherited] The phrases to the extent that, to that extent, and to a greater/lesser extent are often used to describe the effect or importance of something in relation to something else.

To the extent that he encouraged their bad behavior, he's to blame for it. [=he's partly to blame for their bad behavior because he encouraged it]

He encouraged their bad behavior, and to that extent he's to blame for it.

He studied only to the extent that was required to pass the exam. [=he studied just enough to pass the exam]

This new tax affects the middle class and, to a lesser extent, the rich.

This new tax affects everyone to a greater or lesser extent. [=it affects some people more than it does other people] To the extent that or to such an extent that can also be used to say that something is true to a very extreme degree.

He was fearful to the extent that he refused to leave his house. [=he was so fearful that he refused to leave his house]

She has changed to such an extent that you wouldn't recognize her.
noun

The extent of space is unimaginably vast

magnitude

dimensions

compass

size

range

scale

sweep

scope

expanse

immensity

enormousness

capaciousness

spaciousness

space

amplitude

To what extent will he go to see justice done?

limit

bounds

limitation

lengths

range

scope

In the whole extent of Europe you could find no better mushroom

area

region

tract

territory

compass