Word Frequency
Translations for 'encompass'
- British English: encompass If something encompasses particular things, it includes them. VERB...the extra services, which start next year and encompass a wide range of special interests.
- Brazilian Portuguese: abranger
- Chinese: 包含
- European Spanish: abarcar
- French: englober
- German: umfassen
- Italian: comprendere
- Japanese: 含む
- Korean: 포함하다
- Portuguese: abranger
- Spanish: abarcar
Example Sentences Including 'encompass'
But the Victorian theme does not encompass all the facilities.Glasgow Herald (2002)
Cosmo's 23-storey towers encompass 559 suites that are already more than half sold.Globe and Mail (2003)
He ordered more food than his slight frame could possibly encompass , mineral water and a very expensive bottle of wine.A Conviction of Guilt
His plan is to expand Logitech's product range to encompass all sorts of peripherals that allow the user to interact with the computer.Independent (1998)
More relevantly, both acts encompass a dizzying parade of side projects.Irish Times (2002)
NOW The new network will encompass all operations of the company.Business Today (2002)
She lay with her arms spread out, trying to encompass her new world.THE COMPANY OF STRANGERS (2002)
The victims do not correspond to any physical class and encompass both genders.THE LAST TEMPTATION (2002)
Their concept of `field control "seems designed to encompass a variety of types of power (see also Mannheim, 1940).Politics, Planning and the State
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