No. 3,728 in French
range
"Range" (French) means "put away" or "tidied."
In a sentence
Il range ses affaires dans le tiroir.
He is tidying up his things in the drawer.
In this sentence, 'range' is the verb form meaning 'to tidy up' or 'to organize', used here in the third person singular, present tense.
Le range-vélo est situé près de l'école.
The bike rack is located near the school.
Here, 'range' is part of the compound noun 'range-vélo', which means 'bike rack', referring to a place to organize and store bicycles.
Elle a un bel éventail de couleurs qui range du rouge au bleu.
She has a beautiful range of colors that spans from red to blue.
In this sentence, 'range' is used in the phrase 'qui range du rouge au bleu', indicating a span or spectrum between two points.
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