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1. (n.) width
extent from side to side; breadth.
2. width
a piece of the full wideness of something, as cloth.
Etymology: (1620–30; wide+ -th1, modeled on breadth, etc.)
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1. (noun) width, breadth
the extent of something from side to side
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1. (noun) width
the distance sth measures from one side to the other
the width of the doorway; 2 feet/3meters etc. in width
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1. (noun) Width
the quality of being wide; extent from side to side; breadth; wideness; as, the width of cloth; the width of a door
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Sense: size from side to side
What is the width of this material?; This fabric comes in three different widths.
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 Afrikaans: wydte |
 Arabic: عَرْض |
 Bulgarian: ширина |
 Brazilian: largura |
 Czech: šíře |
 German: die Breite |
 Danish: bredde |
 Greek: πλάτος, φάρδος |
 Spanish: anchura |
 Estonian: laius |
 Farsi: پهنا |
 Finnish: leveys |
 French: largeur |
 Hebrew: רוֹחָב |
 Hindi: चौड़ाई |
 Croatian: širina |
 Hungarian: szélesség |
 Indonesian: ukuran lebar |
 Icelandic: breidd, vídd |
 Italian: larghezza |
 Japanese: 幅 |
 Korean: 너비 |
 Lithuanian: plotis |
 Latvian: platums |
 Malay: ukuran lebar |
 Dutch: breedte |
 Norwegian: bredde, vidde |
 Polish: szerokość |
 Persian: پهنا |
 Pashto: پلنوالى، سپور، اراتوالى، |
 Portuguese: largura |
 Romanian: lărgime |
 Russian: ширина |
 Slovak: šírka |
 Slovenian: širina |
 Serbian: širina |
 Swedish: bredd, vidd |
 Thai: ความกว้าง |
 Turkish: genişlik, en |
 Taiwanese: 寬度 |
 Ukrainian: ширина |
 Urdu: چوڑاءی |
 Vietnamese: bề rộng |
 Chinese: 宽度 |
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