spanning

UK
/ˈspæn.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈspæn.ɪŋ/

Translations

spanningnoun
franchissementEn ingénierie, au sens d’une traversée ou d’une portée franchie.
The spanning of the bridge took several years to complete.
Le franchissement du pont a pris plusieurs années à achever.
spanninggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈspæn.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈspæn.ɪŋ/
qui s'étend sur
The spanning cable supports the entire structure.
Le câble qui s'étend sur toute la structure la soutient.
Additional translations
qui enjambeSurtout pour un élément physique qui traverse ou franchit un espace.
spanverb

spanning

Gerund

spanned
Past Simple
spanned
Past Participle
spanning
Gerund
UK
/spæn/
US
/spæn/
s’étendre surS’emploie pour une période, un sujet ou un espace physique.
Her career spanned four decades, during which she achieved numerous accolades.
Sa carrière s’est étendue sur quatre décennies, durant lesquelles elle a reçu de nombreuses distinctions.
Additional translations
mesurer à l’empanEmploi concret et technique lié à la mesure avec la main.

Definitions

spanningnoun
The act or process of extending across a distance or area.
The spanning of the bridge took several years to complete.
spanninggerund / present participle
Extending across or over something; covering a range or distance.
The spanning cable supports the entire structure.
spanverb
To extend across a period of time or a range of subjects.
Her career spanned four decades, during which she achieved numerous accolades.
To stretch or reach across a physical space or distance.
The bridge spans the river, connecting the two towns.
To measure the extent, length, or width of something, especially by placing the thumb and little finger at its limits.
He spanned the beam with his hand to estimate its width.