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distant [америк. ˈdɪstənt, брит. ˈdɪst(ə)nt] ПРИЛ.
1.1. distant (in space):
distant spot/country
distant spot/country
1.2. distant (in time):
in the distant past/future
in those distant times
2.1. distant pred (in space):
cities 50 miles distant (from each other)
2.2. distant pred (in time):
2.3. distant pred (in content):
3. distant:
distant relative
distant resemblance/connection
4.1. distant (aloof):
distant person/manner
distant person/manner
4.2. distant (absentminded):
distant expression/tone
distant expression/tone
far-distant [ˌfɑrˈdɪstənt] ПРИЛ.
1. far-distant (in space):
far-distant hills/trees
2. far-distant (in time):
far-distant past/future
far-distant past/future
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distante persona
distante actitud
[ser]
lejano (lejana)
en un ayer muy lejano лит.
errante mirada
luengo (luenga) tierra
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distant [ˈdɪstənt] ПРИЛ.
1. distant (far away):
distant
2. distant (not closely related):
distant
the distant/near future
a distant corner of the globe
far distant лит.
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distant [ˈdɪs·tənt] ПРИЛ.
1. distant (far away):
distant
2. distant relative, cousin:
distant
the distant/near future
a distant corner of the globe
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This marriage was the most distant family relationship that produced a child that also became a sovereign.
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A hypothetically near event is one that is highly probable, whereas a hypothetically distant event is one that is highly improbable.
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Several times during the novel, distant historical/mythical events are referred to as before the moon split in two.
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Jones was reportedly a strict taskmaster and was known for being rather cold and distant.
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The term was used in the 19th century to describe science-based systems of distant seeing.
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