faraway

faraway
attributive adjective
1) (remote in space) entlegen; abgelegen; (remote in time) fern
2) (dreamy) verträumt [Stimme, Blick, Augen]
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adjective
1) (distant: faraway places.) weitentfernt
2) (not paying attention; dreamy: She had a faraway look in her eyes.) entrückt
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far·away
[ˌfɑ:rəˈweɪ]
adj attr, inv
1. (distant) location fern; sound, voice weit entfernt [o fam weg]
a \faraway land [or country] ein fernes Land liter
2. (dreamy) look verträumt, abwesend
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['fAːrəweɪ]
adj
1) (= distant) place entlegen; town, region, country fern; sound, voice, person weit entfernt

a tiny, faraway voice — ein kleines Stimmchen in der Ferne

a faraway relative — ein in der Ferne lebender Verwandter

2) (= dreamy) look, voice verträumt, versonnen
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faraway adj
1. academic.ru/26446/far">far A 1
2. fig (geistes)abwesend, verträumt
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attributive adjective
1) (remote in space) entlegen; abgelegen; (remote in time) fern
2) (dreamy) verträumt [Stimme, Blick, Augen]
* * *
adj.
weitentfernt adj.

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