encompass · verb
Significados y ejemplos
Incluir una amplia variedad de cosas dentro de un conjunto mayor.
The exhibition encompasses painting, photography, and personal objects collected from families who once lived in the area.
Her responsibilities encompass everything from preparing the budget to explaining the results at public meetings.
The term is broad enough to encompass activities that differ greatly in their purpose and organisation.
A useful training programme should encompass practical skills as well as the knowledge needed to apply them responsibly.
Formas
- encompass base form
- encompasses third-person singular present
- encompassed past tense; past participle
- encompassing present participle