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farthest adj adv; mira los ejemplos en furthesttr['fɑːðɪst]1→ link=far far{1→ link=far far{■ who lives farthest from the school? ¿quién vive más lejos de la escuela?farthest ['fɑrðəst] adv1) : lo más lejosI jumped farthest: salté lo más lejos2) : lo más avanzadohe progressed farthest: progresó al punto más avanzado3) : másthe farthest developed plan: el plan más desarrolladofarthest adj: más lejanoadj.• más lejano adj.• último, -a adj.
I 'fɑːrðəst, 'fɑːðɪst
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['fɑːðɪst]ADJ = furthest* * *
I ['fɑːrðəst, 'fɑːðɪst]
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