far
/fɑː(r)/
/fɑːr/
释义
adverb（距离）远；（用以询问距离）；久，远；非常，十分；一直到（某处）；据我所知，依我看；大大地，…得多；绝非，完全相反；远非，一点也不；到目前为止
adjective距离远的；（离中心）远的
英英释义
adverba long way from somewhere
adverbYou use far to ask about the distance from one place to another place
adverba long time
adverbvery much
adverbto a place
adverbused when you think something is true, but you are not certain
adverbYou use by far to show that a person or thing is much better, bigger, etc. than anybody or anything else
adverbcertainly not; just the opposite
adverbalmost the opposite of something; not at all
adverbuntil now
adjectiveat a long distance away
adjectiveat the longest possible distance in the direction mentioned
场景例句
- My house isn’t far from the station.
- It’s too far to drive in one day.
- I walked much further than you.
- How far is it to the coast from here?
- It’s a long way to walk – let’s take the bus.
- We started early in the morning and worked far into the afternoon.
- Football is thought to have its origins as far back as 2 500 BC.
- He’s far taller than his brother.
- That’s far too expensive.
- We walked as far as the village and then came back.
- I read as far as the second chapter.
- As far as I know, she’s coming, but I may be wrong.
- She’s by far the best player in the team.
- ‘Are you upset?’ ‘Far from it – I’m delighted.’
- I’m far from certain.
- So far the work has been easy.
- I saw him at the far end of the hall.
- the far north of Canada
- Who’s that on the far left of the photo?
词态变化
far, farther, farthest, further, furthest
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