far-off

英 [ˈfɑːr ɒf]

美 [ˈfɑːr ɔːf]

adj.  遥远的; 很久以前的; 久远的

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牛津词典

adj.

• 遥远的
  a long distance away
  1. a far-off land
     一个遥远的国度
• 很久以前的；久远的
  a long time ago
  1. memories of those far-off days
     久远往昔的回忆

英英释义

adj

• very far away in space or time
  1. faraway mountains
  2. the faraway future
  3. troops landing on far-off shores
  4. far-off happier times
  Synonym:faraway

双语例句

• The photo reminds me of the far-off days of his youth.
  这张照片又让我想起了他早已逝去的青年时代。
• Troops landing on far-off shores;
  上了远处海岸的部队；
• Some folks think glaciers are found only in far-off mountains.
  一些人则认为只能在遥远的山脉里找到冰川。
• Far-off tales and children's stories, that's all that is.
  那些不过是吓小孩用的传说故事罢了。
• The day is not far-off when our country becomes strong and wealthy.
  我们国家要变富强的日子不远了。
• But there may be simpler reasons forQatar's sudden enthusiasm for a far-off war.
  卡塔尔为什么对这场遥远地区发生的战争如此热心，可能还有一种更为简单的解释。
• The noise of the city is a far-off whisper when I climb it.
  当我攀爬之时，城市的靡靡之音，就像远处传来的轻声低吟。
• You may think that sleep and weight loss are so far-off, but there is substantial scientific evidence suggesting a strong association between the two.
  你可能会想：睡觉跟减肥的关系远了去了！但事实上，科学证据表明这两者间有紧密的联系。
• There are long brown mountains and a few pines and far-off forests of beech-trees on some of the mountainsides.
  这里有绵延的褐色群山，山上长着一些松树，远方的几处山坡上，有几片山毛榉林。
• I'd love to travel to far-off places.
  我喜欢到遥远的地方去旅行。