گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'distant'

1 عمومی:: دور

2 عمومی:: غیرصمیمی‌

3 عمومی:: فاصله‌دار

4 عمومی:: سرد

1 general:: distant nouns the distant past/future (= a long time in the past/future ) • It is a fictional story set in the distant past. • In the distant future, there may be a cure for the disease. a distant memory (= something that happened a long time ago ) • Already the summer seemed like a distant memory. distant mountains/hills • From here, you can look out to the distant hills. a distant planet/galaxy/star • They saw telescope images of the distant planet Neptune. a distant sound • Sometimes you can hear the distant sound of traffic from the main road. distant thunder • Distant thunder rumbled over the mountains. distant places • She loved the wild, distant places of Scotland. a distant land literary (= a country that is a long way away ) • He fled to a distant land. phrases in the dim and distant past humorous (= a long time ago ) • Back in the dim and distant past when I was at school, computers didn’t exist. in the not too distant future (= quite soon ) • We’re expecting a final decision in the not too distant future.

2 general::   adj. far away in space VERBS be, sound | become, grow The sound of the engine was growing more and more distant. ADV. far (literary), very in far distant lands | increasingly | unimaginably It was only a few miles away but it seemed unimaginably distant. | geographically geographically distant areas of the world PREP. from The stars are more distant from the earth than the sun. far away in time VERBS be ADV. very | increasingly | fairly, not too in the not too distant future PHRASES the dim and distant past stories from the dim and distant past not friendly/not paying attention VERBS be, seem | become | remain | find sb ADV. very | rather, slightly | strangely Even his children found him strangely distant and impersonal.