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- cover a lot of ground
cover a lot of ground
cover a lot of ground
1. Lit. to travel over a great distance; to investigate a wide expanse of land. The prospectors covered a lot of ground, looking for gold. My car can cover a lot of ground in one day.
2. Fig. to deal with much information and many facts. The history lecture covered a lot of ground today.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Baz | | BAZ | English (British) |
| Summanus | | - | Roman Mythology |
| MadailÉIn | | - | Irish |
| Iodocus | | - | Ancient Celtic (Latinized) |
| Akbar | | - | Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Indian (Muslim) |
| Limbikani | | lim-bee-KAH-nee | Southern African, Chewa |