transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈbretth, ˈbredth, ÷ˈbreth ]
noun
Etymology: Middle English breadeth, breth, from brede breadth (from Old English brǣdu, from brād broad) + -th (as in lengthe length)
Date: 15th century
1. : distance from side to side : width
2. : something of full width
3.
a. : comprehensive quality : scope
the breadth of his learning
b. : liberality of views or taste
breadth of mind
• breadth·wise -ˌwīz adverb or adjective