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ESLPod_0737_WE_1148 Kitchen Appliances The word "range," in this podcast, means the top of a stove, or the large surface in a kitchen that has several burners that produce flame or electric heat to cook food: "Yolanda doesn't like cooking on the range in the summertime, because it makes the house too hot." A "range" can also be an area of land covered with grass, usually used for raising cows: "Lyle spent two summers herding cattle on the range." When talking about music, "range" is the distance between the lowest and highest notes a voice or instrument can produce: "Rebecca has a beautiful voice, but her range is limited." Finally, the phrase "within range of (something)" refers to being close enough to hear, see, or touch something: "Are you within range to see the mountains?"

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ESLPod 737 range Food + Drink | Home + Community

Id	ESLPod_0737_WE_1148
Episode Id	ESLPod 737
Episode Title	Kitchen Appliances
Phrase	range
Text	The word "range," in this podcast, means the top of a stove, or the large surface in a kitchen that has several burners that produce flame or electric heat to cook food: "Yolanda doesn't like cooking on the range in the summertime, because it makes the house too hot." A "range" can also be an area of land covered with grass, usually used for raising cows: "Lyle spent two summers herding cattle on the range." When talking about music, "range" is the distance between the lowest and highest notes a voice or instrument can produce: "Rebecca has a beautiful voice, but her range is limited." Finally, the phrase "within range of (something)" refers to being close enough to hear, see, or touch something: "Are you within range to see the mountains?"
Topics	Food + Drink \| Home + Community

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