bracket
Used to enclose extra information. Refers to the symbols ( and ). Also known as parenthesis.
Refers to the symbols [ and ]. Often referred to as just 'brackets' in AmE.
Used in mathematics, computing, and linguistics. Refers to the symbols < and >.
Refers to the symbols { and }.
Refers to the symbols { and }.
A range of incomes taxed at a certain rate.
A specific range of incomes, often for tax purposes.
A specific range of ages.
A specific range of prices for a product or service.
The highest range of a category (e.g., income, price).
The upper range of a category (e.g., income, price).
The upper range of a category (e.g., income, price).
The lower range of a category (e.g., income, price).
The upper range of a category (e.g., income, price).
The lower range of a category (e.g., income, price).
The middle range of a category (e.g., income, price).
Contained within brackets.
Contained within brackets.
Contained within brackets.
Not contained within brackets.
To be part of a particular range or category.
To be part of a particular range or category.
To not be part of a particular range or category.
To place text within brackets.
To place text within brackets.
To provide information within brackets.