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* * *see further.* * *far·ther[ˈfɑ:ðəʳ, AM ˈfɑ:rðɚ]1. (at, to a greater distance) weiter entfernthow much \farther is it to the airport? wie weit ist es noch zum Flughafen?could you stand \farther off? könnten Sie etwas zur Seite gehen?\farther away weiter weg\farther down/up [sth] weiter unten/oben\farther east/west/north/south weiter östlich/westlich/nördlich/südlich\farther on along the road weiter die Straße entlang2. (at, to a more advanced point)\farther back weiter zurück3. (additional) weitere(r, s)at the \farther end am anderen Endeto the \farther side zum anderen Ufer* * *['fAːðə(r)] comp of far1. advSee:= further2. adjweiter entfernt, hintere(r, s)at the farther end — am anderen Ende
* * *farther [ˈfɑː(r)ðə(r)]A adj2. weiter weg liegend, (vom Sprecher) abgewendet, entfernter:the farther shore das gegenüberliegende UferB adv1. weiter:so far and no farther bis hierher und nicht weiter* * ** * *adv.weiter adv. conj.überdies konj.
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