reaches

英：[ˈriːtʃɪz]

美：[ˈriːtʃɪz]

verb

transitive verb

to stretch out : extend

thrust

to touch or grasp by extending a part of the body (such as a hand) or an object

couldn't reach the apple

to pick up and draw toward one : take

to extend to

the shadow reached the wall

encompass

to hand over : pass

intransitive verb

to make a stretch with or as if with one's hand

to strain after something

project, extend

his land reaches to the river

to arrive at or come to something

as far as the eye could reach

to sail on a reach

noun

a continuous stretch or expanseespecially: a straight portion of a stream or river

the action or an act of reaching

a reachable distance

within reach

an extent or range especially of knowledge or comprehension

a bearing shaft or coupling poleespecially: the rod joining the hind axle to the forward bolster of a wagon

the tack sailed by a ship with the wind coming just forward of the beam or with the wind directly abeam or abaft the beam

echelon, level—usually used in plural

the upper reaches of academia

reach outvt. 伸出

reach for伸手去拿

reach an agreement达成协议；取得一致意见，达成共识

out of reach够不着

reach the top登上顶锋

within reach伸手可及的，在附近

hard to reach难以到达

beyond the reach力所不及；无法达到；超出…的能力之外

beyond the reach of无法达到；超出…的能力之外

reach the standard达到…水平或标准

reach up抬起（手，足等）

reach a consensus达成共识

upper reach上游河段

lower reach下游河段

reach over越过某人拿某物

reach into伸手去……拿

reach out for伸手去拿；急切寻求

global reach全球性覆盖

reach a conclusion得出结论；达成一个结论

reach at到达

Verb Middle English rechen, from Old English rǣcan; akin to Old High German reichen to reach, Lithuanian raižytis to stretch oneself

The first known use of reach was before the 12th century

reason1 of 2noun

a statement given to explain a belief or act

gave a reason for my absence

a good basis

reasons for thinking life may exist on other planets

the thing that makes some fact understandable : cause

wanted to know the reason for earthquakes

the power to think : intelligence

a sound mind

reason2 of 2verb

to talk with another in order to cause a change of mind

reason with someone

to use the power of reason

to state or conclude by use of reason

reasoned that both statements couldn't be true

realizeverb

to bring into being : accomplish

realize a lifelong ambition

to get by sale or effort : gain

realize a profit

to be aware of

realized their danger

real1 of 4adjective

of, relating to, or made up of land and buildings

real property

not artificial or fake : genuinealso: being exactly what the name implies a real professional

real leather

not imaginary : actual

real life

belonging to or containing elements that belong to the set of real numbers

an equation with two real solutions

absolute sense 1a, complete

there's a real surprise at the end

real2 of 4adverb

very entry 2 sense 1

we had a real good time

real3 of 4noun

an old silver coin of Spain

real4 of 4noun

the basic unit of money of Brazil

a coin or bill representing one real

read1 of 2verb

to go over and take in and understand the meaning of letters or symbols read braille can you read decimals I can't read your writing

learn to read

to study the movements of (a speaker's lips) and so understand what is being said

to speak aloud written or printed words

read us a story

to go over and take in the contents of

reading a book

to understand the written form of

reads Spanish

to be able to be read

to learn from what one has seen in writing or printing

read about the fire

to discover or figure out the meaning of

read palms

foretell, predict

able to read his fortune

to watch carefully in order to tell what will happen

reading the rapids while canoeing

to show by numbers or letters

the thermometer reads zero

to acquire data or information

a scanner reads the bar code

to send to or get from storage

read your program back in

read2 of 2adjective

taught or informed by reading

a well-read person

read1 of 2verb

to go over and take in and understand the meaning of letters or symbols read braille can you read decimals I can't read your writing

learn to read

to study the movements of (a speaker's lips) and so understand what is being said

to speak aloud written or printed words

read us a story

to go over and take in the contents of

reading a book

to understand the written form of

reads Spanish

to be able to be read

to learn from what one has seen in writing or printing

read about the fire

to discover or figure out the meaning of

read palms

foretell, predict

able to read his fortune

to watch carefully in order to tell what will happen

reading the rapids while canoeing

to show by numbers or letters

the thermometer reads zero

to acquire data or information

a scanner reads the bar code

to send to or get from storage

read your program back in

read2 of 2adjective

taught or informed by reading

a well-read person

reach1 of 2verb

to stretch out : extend

reached out her arm

to touch or move to touch or take by sticking out a part of the body (as the hand) or something held in the hand reached for the catsup

couldn't reach the apple, even standing on tiptoes

to extend or stretch to

their land reaches the river

to get up to or as far as : come to tried to reach an agreement

your letter reached me yesterday

to communicate with

tried to reach you by phone

hand entry 2 sense 2, pass

please reach me the salt

reach2 of 2noun

an unbroken stretch (as of a river)

the action or an act of reaching

the distance one can reach

kept it in easy reach

ability to stretch so as to touch something

you have a long reach

the ability to reach something as if by using the hands

a new car is beyond our reach right now