英语词汇“far”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

faradverb

uk/fɑːr/us/fɑːr/farther, farthest or further, furthest

far adverb (DISTANCE)

A2 at, to, or from a great distance in space or time:

How far is it from Australia to New Zealand?

Is the station far away?

She doesn't live far from here.

He felt lonely and far from home.

One day, perhaps far in/into the future, you'll regret what you've done.

as/so far as I know

B2 used to say what you think is true, although you do not know all the facts:

He isn't coming today, as far as I know.

as/so far as I'm concerned

B2 used to say what your personal opinion is about something:

She can come whenever she likes, as far as I'm concerned.

as/so far as I can tell

used to say what you have noticed or understood:

There's been no change, as far as I can tell.

far be it from/for me to

I certainly would not:

Far be it from me to tell you how to run your life.

far from sth

C1 certainly not something:

The situation is far from clear.

far from being/doing sth

C2 used to describe something that is almost the opposite of something else:

She insisted that, far from being easy, it would be a difficult period for all concerned.

far from it

C1 certainly not:

He's not handsome - far from it.

from far and wide

from a large number of places:

People came from far and wide to see the house.

go so far as to do sth

C2 to be willing to do something that is extreme:

It's good, but I wouldn't go so far as to say that it's great.

so far

B1 until now:

So far we've made £32,000.

so far so good

C2 used to say that an activity has gone well until now:

I've found a tin of beans. So far so good, but where is the tin opener?

More examples

We drove down the motorway as far as Bristol.
The road stretched into the distance as far as the eye could see.
Can you produce a report detailing what we've spent on the project so far?
As far as I can recollect, his name is Edward.
A gap in the clouds revealed the Atlantic far below.

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Distant in space and time

(in) the middle of nowhere idiom
afar
afield
all/the four corners of the world/earth idiom
anywhere
as far as the eye can/could see idiom
away
beaten
further
furthermost
furthest
light year
light years away idiom
lonely
middle
remotely
the back of beyond idiom
virtually
wide
you're getting colder idiom

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Expressing and asking opinions

Refusing & rejecting

Yes, no & not

General location and orientation

Until a particular moment

Quite good, or not very good

far adverb (AMOUNT)

B2 very much:

This car is far better than our old one.

It cost far more (money) than I could afford.

He loses his temper far too often.

I'd far rather/sooner go to the theatre than watch a DVD.

by far

B2 by a great amount:

They are by far the best students in the class.

More examples

I've got far too much clobber in my handbag.
I've never played ice hockey - it's far too dangerous.
He cooks a lot does Alex. He does far more than me.
That hill's far too steep to cycle up.
There's far more to be said - I've only had time to scratch the surface in this talk.

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Linguistics: very & extreme

abject
awful
badly
beyond
classic
classical
devastating
drop dead! idiom
eminently
esp
especially
heartily
impossibly
rather
sheer
specially
supremely
thoroughly
whole
wide

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Idiom(s)

as far as it goes

be a far cry from sth

by far and away

go far

go too far

faradjective

uk/fɑːr/us/fɑːr/

B2 used to refer to something that is not near, or the part of something that is most distant from the centre or from you:

The station isn't far - we could easily walk there.

[ before noun ] The children ran to the far side/corner of the room.

far left/right

C2 used to refer to political groups whose opinions are very extreme:

supporters of the far left

More examples

He's a man of the far right.
I could just see Joan on the far side of the room.
It's not too far - it's about five miles from here.
He ran over to the far side of the field.
The job is a far cry from her previous one.

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Distant in space and time

(in) the middle of nowhere idiom
afar
afield
all/the four corners of the world/earth idiom
anywhere
as far as the eye can/could see idiom
away
beaten
further
furthermost
furthest
light year
light years away idiom
lonely
middle
remotely
the back of beyond idiom
virtually
wide
you're getting colder idiom

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Politics - general words

单词	far
释义	Contents adverb (2) far (DISTANCE) far (AMOUNT) adjective (1) far (1) Contents adverb (2) far (DISTANCE) far (AMOUNT) adjective (1) far (DISTANCE) English American Business faradverb uk/fɑːr/us/fɑːr/farther, farthest or further, furthest far adverb (DISTANCE) A2 at, to, or from a great distance in space or time: How far is it from Australia to New Zealand? Is the station far away? She doesn't live far from here. He felt lonely and far from home. One day, perhaps far in/into the future, you'll regret what you've done. as/so far as I know B2 used to say what you think is true, although you do not know all the facts: He isn't coming today, as far as I know. as/so far as I'm concerned B2 used to say what your personal opinion is about something: She can come whenever she likes, as far as I'm concerned. as/so far as I can tell used to say what you have noticed or understood: There's been no change, as far as I can tell. far be it from/for me to I certainly would not: Far be it from me to tell you how to run your life. far from sth C1 certainly not something: The situation is far from clear. far from being/doing sth C2 used to describe something that is almost the opposite of something else: She insisted that, far from being easy, it would be a difficult period for all concerned. far from it C1 certainly not: He's not handsome - far from it. from far and wide from a large number of places: People came from far and wide to see the house. go so far as to do sth C2 to be willing to do something that is extreme: It's good, but I wouldn't go so far as to say that it's great. so far B1 until now: So far we've made £32,000. so far so good C2 used to say that an activity has gone well until now: I've found a tin of beans. So far so good, but where is the tin opener? More examples We drove down the motorway as far as Bristol. The road stretched into the distance as far as the eye could see. Can you produce a report detailing what we've spent on the project so far? As far as I can recollect, his name is Edward. A gap in the clouds revealed the Atlantic far below. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Distant in space and time (in) the middle of nowhere idiom afar afield all/the four corners of the world/earth idiom anywhere as far as the eye can/could see idiom away beaten further furthermost furthest light year light years away idiom lonely middle remotely the back of beyond idiom virtually wide you're getting colder idiom See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Expressing and asking opinions Refusing & rejecting Yes, no & not General location and orientation Until a particular moment Quite good, or not very good far adverb (AMOUNT) B2 very much: This car is far better than our old one. It cost far more (money) than I could afford. He loses his temper far too often. I'd far rather/sooner go to the theatre than watch a DVD. by far B2 by a great amount: They are by far the best students in the class. More examples I've got far too much clobber in my handbag. I've never played ice hockey - it's far too dangerous. He cooks a lot does Alex. He does far more than me. That hill's far too steep to cycle up. There's far more to be said - I've only had time to scratch the surface in this talk. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Linguistics: very & extreme abject awful badly beyond classic classical devastating drop dead! idiom eminently esp especially heartily impossibly rather sheer specially supremely thoroughly whole wide See more results » Idiom(s) as far as it goes be a far cry from sth by far and away go far go too far faradjective uk/fɑːr/us/fɑːr/ B2 used to refer to something that is not near, or the part of something that is most distant from the centre or from you: The station isn't far - we could easily walk there. [ before noun ] The children ran to the far side/corner of the room. far left/right C2 used to refer to political groups whose opinions are very extreme: supporters of the far left More examples He's a man of the far right. I could just see Joan on the far side of the room. It's not too far - it's about five miles from here. He ran over to the far side of the field. The job is a far cry from her previous one. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Distant in space and time (in) the middle of nowhere idiom afar afield all/the four corners of the world/earth idiom anywhere as far as the eye can/could see idiom away beaten further furthermost furthest light year light years away idiom lonely middle remotely the back of beyond idiom virtually wide you're getting colder idiom See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Politics - general words faradverb us/fɑr/ far adverb (DISTANCE) comparative farther /ˈfɑr·ðər/further /ˈfɜr·ðər/, superlative farthest /ˈfɑr·ðəst/furthest /ˈfɜr·ðəst/at, to, or from a great distance in space or time: One day, perhaps far in the future, you’ll regret what you’ve done. How far is it from Los Angeles to San Francisco? She doesn’t live far from here. far adverb (AMOUNT) [ not gradable ] much: Her new school is far better than the old one. Idiom(s) as far as someone is concerned as far as someone knows by far far from far from it faradjective us/fɑr/comparative farther /ˈfɑr·ðər/further /ˈfɜr·ðər/, superlative farthest /ˈfɑr·ðəst/furthest /ˈfɜr·ðəst/ far adjective (DISTANCE) distant, or most distant from the center or from you: the far side of the park Even the closest stores are pretty far. far left also far right The far left is the political position that is most liberal, and the far right is the political position that is most conservative. the FARnoun ukus GOVERNMENT, FINANCE abbreviation for the Federal Acquisition Regulation: the rules that the US government must follow when it buys goods and services
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faradverb

far adverb (DISTANCE)

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faradverb

far adverb (DISTANCE)

far adverb (AMOUNT)

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far adjective (DISTANCE)

the FARnoun