What does reach mean in English? Meaning of reach definition and abbreviation with examples.
Meaning of "reach": the limits within which something can be effective
Noun
Meaning: the limits within which something can be effectiveExample: range of motion
he was beyond the reach of their fireSynonyms: range
reachHyponyms: earreach
earshot
eyeshot
hearing
rifle range
rifle shot
viewHypernyms: limitMeaning of "reach": reach a destination, either real or abstract
Verb
Meaning: reach a destination, either real or abstractExample: We hit Detroit by noon
The water reached the doorstep
We barely made it to the finish line
I have to hit the MAC machine before the weekend startsSynonyms: arrive at
attain
gain
hit
make
reachHyponyms: access
bottom out
breast
catch up
come through
culminate
find
get at
get through
ground
make
peak
run aground
scale
summit
surmount
top
top outMeaning of "reach": an area in which something acts or operates or has power or control:
Noun
Meaning: an area in which something acts or operates or has power or control:Example: the range of a supersonic jet
a piano has a greater range than the human voice
the ambit of municipal legislation
within the compass of this article
within the scope of an investigation
outside the reach of the law
in the political orbit of a world powerSynonyms: ambit
compass
orbit
range
reach
scopeHyponyms: approximate range
ballpark
confines
contrast
expanse
gamut
horizon
internationalism
internationality
latitude
palette
pallet
purview
spectrum
sweep
viewHypernyms: extentMeaning of "reach": reach a point in time, or a certain state or level
Verb
Meaning: reach a point in time, or a certain state or levelExample: The thermometer hit 100 degrees
This car can reach a speed of 140 miles per hourSynonyms: attain
hit
reachHyponyms: break even
max outHypernyms: arrive
come
getMeaning of "reach": the act of physically reaching or thrusting out
Noun
Meaning: the act of physically reaching or thrusting outSynonyms: reach
reaching
stretchHyponyms: outreachHypernyms: motility
motion
move
movementMeaning of "reach": move forward or upward in order to touch; also in a metaphorical sense
Verb
Meaning: move forward or upward in order to touch; also in a metaphorical senseExample: Government reaches out to the peopleSynonyms: reach
reach outHypernyms: moveAlso see: reach outMeaning of "reach": the limit of capability
Noun
Meaning: the limit of capabilityExample: within the compass of educationSynonyms: compass
grasp
range
reachHyponyms: ken
sightHypernyms: capability
capableness
potentialityMeaning of "reach": be in or establish communication with
Verb
Meaning: be in or establish communication withExample: Our advertisements reach millions
He never contacted his children after he emigrated to AustraliaSynonyms: contact
get hold of
get through
reachHyponyms: ping
raiseHypernyms: communicate
intercommunicateMeaning of "reach": to gain with effort
Verb
Meaning: to gain with effortExample: she achieved her goal despite setbacksSynonyms: accomplish
achieve
attain
reachHyponyms: average
begin
come to
compass
culminate
finagle
get to
make
manage
progress to
reach
score
strike
wangleHypernyms: bring home the bacon
come through
deliver the goods
succeed
winMeaning of "reach": to extend as far as
Verb
Meaning: to extend as far asExample: The sunlight reached the wall
Can he reach?
The chair must not touch the wallSynonyms: extend to
reach
touchHyponyms: reach intoHypernyms: beAlso see: extend
poke out
reach into
reach outMeaning of "reach": reach a goal, e.g.,
Verb
Meaning: reach a goal, e.g.,Example: make the first team
We made it!
She may not make the gradeSynonyms: get to
make
progress to
reachHypernyms: accomplish
achieve
attain
reachMeaning of "reach": place into the hands or custody of
Verb
Meaning: place into the hands or custody ofExample: hand me the spoon, please
Turn the files over to me, please
He turned over the prisoner to his lawyersSynonyms: give
hand
pass
pass on
reach
turn overHyponyms: commit
confide
deal
deliver
entrust
fork out
fork over
fork up
free
give
give up
hand over
intrust
leave
release
relinquish
render
resign
slip
sneak
trust
turn inHypernyms: transferAlso see: communicate
deliver
distribute
fork out
fork over
fork up
give
give out
hand down
hand out
hand over
impart
leave
pass
pass along
pass on
pass out
put across
relegate
render
submit
turn inMeaning of "reach": to exert much effort or energy
Verb
Meaning: to exert much effort or energyExample: straining our ears to hearSynonyms: reach
strain
striveHyponyms: bother
extend oneself
inconvenience oneself
kill oneself
overexert oneself
trouble
trouble oneselfHypernyms: drive
labor
labour
push
tugSynonyms:
distance, capacity, ability, power, influence, horizon, grasp, scope, play, ken, ambit, gamut, extension, purview, mastery, swing, orbit, sweep, jurisdiction, spread, magnitude, radius, compass, latitude, command, hit, show, make, attain, enter, arrive, come, land, overtake, check in, get in, show up, turn up, sign in, come to, catch up to, clock in, gain on, get as far as, get to, hit town, make it, make the scene, ring in, roll in, wind up at, end, lead, make, go, contact, stand, pass, strike, join, approach, attain, shoot, buck, overtake, span, seize, equal, hand, lunge, strain, spread, grasp, encompass, come at, come up to, go on, hold out, put out, carry to, continue to, extend to, feel for, get a hold of, get hold of, get to, go as far as, go to, make contact with, pass along, roll on, shake hands, move, amount to, win, drop, score, gain, fall, realize, achieve, accomplish, sink, rack up, come to, arrive at, climb to, get, move, maintain, contact, affect, approach, touch, influence, sway, get in touch, get through, get to, keep in contact, keep in touch,
Antonyms:
inability, incompetence, ignorance, weakness, incapacity, limitation, impotence, deny, refuse, veto, fail, lose, abandon, stop, depart, go, leave, miss, create, deny, refuse, veto, surrender, compress, release, fall behind, lose, stop, fail, miss, leave, concentrate, let go, depart, forfeit, ascend, fail, lose, rise, miss, depart, go, leave, dissuade, depart, leave, discourage, go, fail, lose, miss,
