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spread
1. Informal the wingspan of an aircraft
2. a covering for a table or bed

spread [spred]
(engineering)
The layout of geophone groups from which data from a single shot are recorded simultaneously.
(statistics)
The range within which the values of a variable quantity occur.
(electronics)

spread
Of air supplied by a air diffuser in an air-conditioned space, the divergence of the airstream after it leaves the outlet.


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forces are spread too thin and should be pulled our of several peacekeeping missions, former Army Secretary Louis Caldera thinks that the new administration will change its stance once it has a chance to see for itself the effect that these operations have had.
The only reason why the sellers are selling is because they are spread too thin between businesses.
The only reason why the sellers are selling is because they are spread too thin between businesses.
 
 
 
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