extensive repertoire

collocation in English

meaningsofextensiveandrepertoire

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extensive
adjective
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/ɪkˈsten.sɪv/us
/ɪkˈsten.sɪv/
covering a large area; having a ...
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repertoire
noun[C]
uk
/ˈrep.ə.twɑːr/us
/ˈrep.ɚ.twɑːr/
all the music or plays, etc. that you can do or perform or that ...
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(Definition ofextensiveandrepertoirefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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They also have anextensiverepertoireof battle songs.
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Chondrocytes are able to respond to a wide variety of stimuli, suggesting that they have anextensiverepertoireof receptors.
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Concealed by the outward appearance of each individual, and variously revealed to different audiences, is anextensiverepertoireof age-identities or ' ages ' of man and woman.
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Gentlemen developed anextensiverepertoireof techniques for keeping the conversation going.
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He has anextensiverepertoire, including 59 performed piano concerti.
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Each choir is highly accomplished and performs from anextensiverepertoire.
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The choir performs anextensiverepertoirefrom the 8th to the 21st century, with special emphasis on the polyphonic school of the 16th century.
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Women had anextensiverepertoireof songs that they sang while working in the fields.
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They also have anextensiverepertoireof battle songs.
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But to succeed in this highly competitive arena, she would need advanced lessons and a moreextensiverepertoire.
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They include anextensiverepertoireof over 70 songs.
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She maintained anextensiverepertoire, singing both dramatic coloratura and lirico spinto roles.
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The choir performs with professional soloists and orchestras and mixes new music with itsextensiverepertoireof traditional works.
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He has anextensiverepertoireof more than forty operas ranging from dramatic roles to buffo parts.
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In animals with extensive repertoires of learned behaviour, there are many more nonadapted uses than adapted uses.
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His recordings show hisextensiverepertoire.
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Jacob has anextensiverepertoireof songs, with nine albums to his credit.
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