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• Usado para indicar uma grande distância no espaço ou no tempo; também pode significar distante ou remoto.

Used to indicate a great distance in space or time.

1. Distant in spaceA1formal

   Located at a great distance away.

   Distante

   • The far side of the moon is not visible from Earth.
   • She lives in a far country across the ocean.
   • We could see a far mountain range in the distance.

   Sinônimosdistantfar-offfarawayoutlyingremoteremoved

   Antônimosadjacentclosenearnearby

2. Distant in timeA2formal

   Relating to a time that is long ago or far in the future.

   Distante no tempo

   • In the far future, humans may colonize other planets.
   • The story is set in a far distant past.
   • We are planning for the far term of the project.

   Sinônimosdistantfar-offremote

   Antônimoscloseimmediateimminentnear

3. B1formal

   Used to describe the most extreme or advanced point of something.

   Extremo ou avançado

   • He is on the far right of the political spectrum.
   • The far end of the street is blocked off.
   • She reached the far limits of her patience.

   Sinônimosextremeultimateutmost

   Antônimoscloseimmediatenear

• Advérbio que indica grande distância no espaço, no tempo ou em grau. Usa-se para modificar verbos, adjetivos e outros advérbios, expressando extensão ou afastamento.

An adverb indicating a great distance in space, time, or degree. It is used to modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs to express extent or remoteness.

1. A1formal

   At or to a great distance in space or time.

   Longe

   • How far is the nearest hospital?
   • She walked far into the forest.
   • The stars are far away from Earth.

   Sinônimosafarafieldawaydeep

   Antônimosclosenear

2. Degree or extentA2formal

   To a great extent or degree; much.

   Muito

   • This is far better than I expected.
   • He is far more experienced than his colleagues.
   • The results were far from satisfactory.

   Sinônimosconsiderablydecidedlygreatlyincomparablymuchsignificantlysubstantially

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de promover, favorecer ou ajudar no desenvolvimento de algo.

A verb used to indicate the act of advancing, promoting, or helping the progress of something.

1. Promote or advanceB2formal

   To help the progress or development of something; to contribute to its growth.

   Promover

   • The scholarship helped further her education.
   • He took extra courses to further his career.
   • The government aims to further economic growth through new policies.

   Sinônimosadvanceaidassistboostcultivateencourageexpeditefacilitateforwardfosterhelpnurturepromotesupport

   Antônimosarrestblockcheckcurbdeterdiscouragefoilfrustratehamperimpedeinhibitobstructopposepreventretardslowstallstymiethwart