Interglot - "far" traducido de inglés a español

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Traducciones detalladas de far de inglés a español

Modifier	Traducciones relacionadas	Other Translations
lejano	distant; far; far away; far-away; far-of; outlying; remote	bland; dim; faded; faint; lurid; out of the way; pale; remote; sallow; washed out

cold; distant; remote; removed; faraway; far-off; farther; farthermost; farthest; furthermost; furthest; utmost; uttermost; further; off the beaten track; out-of-the-way; outlying
long
right
immoderate
Army for the Liberation of Rwanda; ALIR; Former Armed Forces; FAR; Interahamwe; terrorist organization; terrorist group; foreign terrorist organization; FTO

located at a great distance in time or space or degree¹
- we come from a far country¹
- far corners of the earth¹
- the far future¹
- a far journey¹
- the far side of the road¹
- far from the truth¹
- far in the future¹
being of a considerable distance or length¹
- a far trek¹
beyond a norm in opinion or actions¹
- the far right¹
being the animal or vehicle on the right or being on the right side of an animal or vehicle¹
- the horse on the right is the far horse¹
- the right side is the far side of the horse¹
at or to or from a great distance in space¹
- he traveled far¹
- strayed far from home¹
- sat far away from each other¹
remote in time¹
- if we could see far into the future¹
- all that happened far in the past¹
to a considerable degree; very much¹
- a far far better thing that I do¹
- felt far worse than yesterday¹
- eyes far too close together¹
at or to a certain point or degree¹
- I can only go so far before I have to give up¹
- how far can we get with this kind of argument?¹
to an advanced stage or point¹
- a young man who will go very far¹

far

adverb

adjective

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• far	→ lejano	↔ ver — op grote afstand
• far	→ lejano	↔ fern — räumlich weit weg
• far	→ lejano	↔ weit — entfernt
• far	→ lejos	↔ loin — Se trouvant à une grande distance (sens général)
• far	→ lejano	↔ lointain — Qui est fort éloigné du lieu où l’on est ou dont on parle