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further
más lejano

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. further [Am ˈfərðər, Brit ˈfəːðə] ADV

1.1. further (in distance):

they live even further away
how much further is it?
(you need) look no further!

1.2. further (in progress):

1.3. further (in time):

we must look back even further

1.4. further (in extent, degree):

2. further:

further to (in letters) as prep, further to your letter of June 6, …

3. further (furthermore):

further sentence adv

II. further [Am ˈfərðər, Brit ˈfəːðə] ADJ

further
I have no further use for the car
I have nothing further to say
until further notice

III. further [Am ˈfərðər, Brit ˈfəːðə] VB trans

further cause/aims
further cause/aims
further career/interests

further education

further education N U Brit:

further education

I. far <comp further or farther, superl furthest or farthest> [Am fɑr, Brit fɑː] ADV

1.1. far (in distance):

1.2. far (in progress):

1.3. far (in time):

1.4. far (in extent, degree):

2. far (very much):

3. far in phrases:

as or so far as, as or so far as I know
su equipo fue (de) lejos el peor LatAm inf
es (de) lejos el mejor jugador LatAm inf

II. far [Am fɑr, Brit fɑː] ADJ

1. far (distant):

in a far country liter

2. far (most distant) attr, no comp:

3. far (extreme) attr, no comp:

far-fetched [Am ˌfɑrˈfɛtʃt, Brit ˌfɑːˈfɛtʃt] ADJ

far-flung [Am ˈfɑr ˈfləŋ, Brit] ADJ

1. far-flung (distant):

2. far-flung (widespread):

far-distant [ˌfɑrˈdɪstənt] ADJ

1. far-distant (in space):

far-distant hills/trees

2. far-distant (in time):

far-distant past/future
far-distant past/future

far out <attr far-out> [Am fɑrˈaʊt, Brit ˌfɑːrˈaʊt] ADJ sl, dated

1. far out (unconventional):

far out clothes/people/ideas

2. far out (wonderful):

de alucine Spain sl

far-reaching [Am ˌfɑˈritʃɪŋ, Brit ˌfɑːˈriːtʃɪŋ] ADJ

far-seeing [ˈfɑrˌsiɪŋ] ADJ

far-seeing → farsighted

farsighted [Am ˈfɑrˌsaɪdəd, fɑrˈsaɪdəd, Brit ˌfɑːˈsʌɪtɪd] ADJ

1. farsighted (showing foresight):

farsighted person
farsighted person
farsighted decision/measures

2. farsighted Am MED:

in the PONS Dictionary

I. further [ˈfɜ:ðəʳ, Am ˈfɜ:rðɚ] ADJ comp of far

1. further (greater distance):

further

2. further (additional):

further
if you have any further problems ...
until further notice

II. further [ˈfɜ:ðəʳ, Am ˈfɜ:rðɚ] ADV comp of far

1. further (greater distance):

further
we didn't get much further
further on
further and further
to go further with sth

2. further (more):

further
I have nothing further to say

Phrases:

to not go any further
this musn't go any further

III. further [ˈfɜ:ðəʳ, Am ˈfɜ:rðɚ] VB trans

further
to further sb's interests

I. far <farther, farthest [or further, furthest]> [fɑ:ʳ, Am fɑ:r] ADV

1. far (a long distance):

far distant liter

2. far (distant in time):

3. far (in progress):

4. far (much):

5. far (connecting adverbial phrase):

as far as I know ...

Phrases:

II. far <farther, farthest [or further, furthest]> [fɑ:ʳ, Am fɑ:r] ADJ

1. far (distant):

a far country liter

2. far (further away):

I. far <farther, farthest [or further, furthest]> [fɑ:ʳ, Am fɑ:r] ADV

1. far (a long distance):

far distant liter

2. far (distant in time):

3. far (in progress):

4. far (much):

5. far (connecting adverbial phrase):

as far as I know ...

Phrases:

II. far <farther, farthest [or further, furthest]> [fɑ:ʳ, Am fɑ:r] ADJ

1. far (distant):

a far country liter

2. far (further away):

go far VB intr went, gone -es

1. go far (have success):

2. go far (contribute):

far-off [ˌfɑ:ʳˈɒf, Am ˌfɑ:rˈɑ:f] ADJ

far-off place, country
far-off time

far-reaching [ˌfɑ:ˈri:tʃɪŋ, Am ˌfɑ:r-] ADJ

far-fetched [ˌfɑ:ˈfetʃt, Am ˌfɑ:r-] ADJ

far-sighted [ˌfɑ:ˈsaɪtɪd, Am ˌfɑ:rˈsaɪt̬ɪd] ADJ Brit, Aus

far-sighted decision, policy
far-sighted person

far-seeing [ˌfɑ:ˈsi:ɪŋ, Am ˌfɑ:r-] ADJ

far-seeing decision, policy
far-seeing person
OpenDict entry

far-right ADJ

further afield
in the PONS Dictionary
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English
Spanish
Spanish

I. further [ˈfɜr·ðər] ADJ comp of far

1. further (greater distance):

further

2. further (additional):

further
if you have any further problems...
until further notice

II. further [ˈfɜr·ðər] ADV comp of far

1. further (greater distance):

further
we didn't get much further
further on
further and further
to go further with sth

2. further (more):

further
I have nothing further to say

Phrases:

to not go any further
this can't go on any further

III. further [ˈfɜr·ðər] VB trans

further
to further sb's interests

I. far <farther, farthest [or further, furthest]> [far] ADV

1. far (a long distance):

2. far (distant in time):

3. far (in progress):

4. far (much):

5. far (connecting adverbial phrase):

Phrases:

II. far <farther, farthest [or further, furthest]> [far] ADJ

1. far (distant):

a far country liter

2. far (further away):

I. far <farther, farthest [or further, furthest]> [far] ADV

1. far (a long distance):

2. far (distant in time):

3. far (in progress):

4. far (much):

5. far (connecting adverbial phrase):

Phrases:

II. far <farther, farthest [or further, furthest]> [far] ADJ

1. far (distant):

a far country liter

2. far (further away):

far-flung [ˌfar·ˈflʌŋ] ADJ liter

1. far-flung (spread over wide area):

2. far-flung (remote):

far-off [ˌfar·ˈaf] ADJ

far-off place, country
far-off time

far-sighted ADJ MED

far-reaching [ˌfar·ˈri·tʃɪŋ] ADJ

far-fetched [ˌfar·ˈfetʃt] ADJ

go far VB intr

1. go far (have success):

2. go far (contribute):

far/further afield
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
further training
Present
Ifurther
youfurther
he/she/itfurthers
wefurther
youfurther
theyfurther
Past
Ifurthered
youfurthered
he/she/itfurthered
wefurthered
youfurthered
theyfurthered
Present Perfect
Ihavefurthered
youhavefurthered
he/she/ithasfurthered
wehavefurthered
youhavefurthered
theyhavefurthered
Past Perfect
Ihadfurthered
youhadfurthered
he/she/ithadfurthered
wehadfurthered
youhadfurthered
theyhadfurthered