long range

/lɔŋˈreɪndʒ/
adjective
  1. Covering a great distance; able to travel or operate over a long distance.
    • We bought a long-range walkie-talkie set for our hiking trip.
    • Long-range weather forecasts help farmers plan their planting seasons.
    • The military uses long-range missiles that can strike targets hundreds of miles away.
  2. Relating to a future time far from the present; involving planning or thinking ahead for many years.
    • The company developed a long-range plan to reduce carbon emissions by 2050.
    • Investing in education is a long-range strategy for economic growth.
    • Long-range goals require patience and consistent effort.
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