释义 |
afara‧far /əˈfɑː $ əˈfɑːr/ adverb literary afarOrigin: 1300-1400 a- + far - But not today, I can see that from afar.
- By Wednesday night, we could hear the sounds of cannons from afar.
- From afar, he saw the Mount of the Beatitudes.
- From afar, or even up close, the bridge is nothing more than a thin, unsteady shimmer of bamboo.
- One of the advantages of the belt is that the animals are easily visible from afar in the gloom in rough country.
- She'd distrusted him from afar, for some time, even before leaving London, before ever setting eyes on him.
- This burning, lighting up the sky, would be seen from afar.
- Yet the Master's mind reached out afar.
► from afar► admire somebody from afar- Many girls fell in love with him but could only admire him from afar.
- Mary was still a good looking woman and Sid had admired her from afar for a long time.
- The long grass was so wet that I decided to admire the castle from afar.
from afar from a long distance away: I saw him from afar. |