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1 furthest
A adj ( superlative of far) ( the most distant) [point, place, part, side, bank] le plus éloigné ; the tree furthest (away) from the window l'arbre le plus éloigné de la fenêtre ; the houses furthest (away) from the river les maisons les plus éloignées de la rivière ; which of the three is (the) furthest? lequel des trois est le plus éloigné or loin?B adv1 (to, at the greatest distance in space) ( also the furthest) le plus loin ; Tim can swim/run (the) furthest c'est Tim qui nage/court le plus loin ; the furthest north/west le plus au nord/à l'ouest ; this plan goes furthest towards solving the problem fig c'est ce projet qui s'approche le plus de la solution du problème ;2 (at, to greatest distance in time) the furthest back I can remember is 1970 je ne me rappelle rien avant 1970 ; the furthest ahead we can look is next week nous ne pouvons rien prévoir au-delà de la semaine prochaine. -
2 furthest
furthest [ˈfɜ:ðɪst]1. adjective• they went by boat to the furthest point of the island ils se sont rendus en bateau à l'extrémité de l'île2. adverb* * *['fɜːðɪst] 1. 2.1) ( in space) (also the furthest) le plus lointhis plan goes furthest towards solving the problem — fig c'est ce projet qui s'approche le plus de la solution du problème
2) ( in time)
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