in the PONS Dictionary
I. fur·ther ['fɜːðəʳ] ADJ comp of far
II. fur·ther ['fɜːðəʳ] ADV comp of far
1. further (more distant):
2. further (to a greater degree):
III. fur·ther ['fɜːðəʳ] VB trans
- further
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I. far <farther [or further], farthest[or furthest]> [fɑːʳ] ADV
1. far (in place):
2. far (in time):
4. far (much):
Phrases:
II. far <farther [or further], farthest[or furthest]> [fɑːʳ] ADJ
I. far <farther [or further], farthest[or furthest]> [fɑːʳ] ADV
1. far (in place):
2. far (in time):
4. far (much):
Phrases:
II. far <farther [or further], farthest[or furthest]> [fɑːʳ] ADJ
far-'sight·ed ADJ
1. far-sighted (shrewd):
far-'reach·ing ADJ
- it needs no further amplification
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