far
English → English
adv//fɑːr//
(distance) Far: at or to a long distance away in space or time
How far is it from the airport to the city center?
(English) What is the distance between the planes and the middle of town?
He walked so far that his feet began to ache and blister.
(English) He traveled such a long distance on foot that he felt pain.
adv//fɑːr//
(degree) Far: very much; to a great extent; used to emphasize a difference
The new model is far more expensive than the one we bought last year.
(English) The newer item costs much more money than the old version.
This solution is far better than the one we tried yesterday.
(English) This way of fixing the problem is a lot more effective than our last try.
Entry ID: en:en:far · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary