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Let $K$ be a bounded operator. $K$-frames are ordinary frames for the range $K$. These frames are a generalization of ordinary frames and are certainly different from these frames. This research introduces a new concept of bases for the range $K$. Here we define the $K$-orthonormal basis and the $K$-Riesz basis, and then we describe their properties. As might be expected, the $K$-bases differ from the ordinary ones mentioned in this article.