Co oznacza distant w języku angielskim i jaka jest definicja distant?

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distant znaczenie & definicja

0 far away in space or time -- odległy
- distant galaxies
- the distant sound of traffic
- We hope to see you in the not too distant future.
1 A distant relative is not very closely related to you. -- daleki
- a distant cousin
2 not friendly -- obojętny, zdystansowany
- She seemed cold and distant.

Also, an expanding navy would require coaling stations and bases in distant lands.
Since 2ó is rather distant from 6ó, however, this result may not be reliable.
While their early attempts at producing word forms may be fairly distant from the adult versions, they generally share sounds in common.
Moreover, this model of narrative authority is not that distant from our own.
Four out of the five were found close together in the channel filling and the fifth approximately 10 ft distant.
In effect, there was a local frontier, albeit owned by parents, and a distant one that was dangerous.
He added a call for pragmatism, 'an unlikely and distant possibility can never be an argument against a present advantage'.
They are the subject of their own allegory, the distant, marvellous, magical representation which stands for everything and explains nothing, perfect in their ultimate irreducibility.