Formy złożone:
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| be a far cry from [sth] expr | informal (very different from) | daleko do przys. + przyim. |
| | | bardzo odmienny przys. + przym. |
| | Life in Canada is a far cry from what she's used to in Haiti. |
| as far as prep | (the same distance as) | tak daleko jak |
| | Our new grocery store is just as far as the old one. |
| as far as I am concerned adv | (in my opinion) | według mnie |
| | As far as I'm concerned, that was the best film of the year. |
| as far as I am concerned adv | (as for me, as regards me) | jeżeli chodzi o mnie |
| | As far as I'm concerned, I never want to eat another fried alligator steak. |
| as far as I know adv | (to my knowledge) | o ile wiem |
| | As far as I know, the bank approved the loan. |
| | The boss is in his office, as far as I know. |
| as far as possible adv | (to the greatest possible extent) | jak najdalej jest to możliwe |
| | Please avoid cell phone usage as far as possible during your visit. |
| as far back as prep | (long ago) | już w part. + przyim. |
| | As far back as Cleopatra's time, sugaring has been used as a hair removal technique. |
| | Już w czasach Kleopatry stosowano technikę usuwania włosów przy pomocy syropu z cukru. |
| as far back as prep | (from a point in the past) | aż part. |
| | These cave paintings are believed to date as far back as 17,000 years. |
| | Uważa się, że te malowidła jaskiniowe liczą sobie aż 17 tysięcy lat. |
| by far adv | (by a large margin) | zdecydowanie przys. |
| | The U.S. is, by far, the largest producer of corn in the world. |
| far afield adv | (a long distance away) | daleko przys. |
| | The writer travelled far afield during his lifetime, exploring many areas of South-East Asia. |
| far apart adj | (distant) | daleko przys. |
| | China and Romania enjoy a long-standing friendship though the two countries are far apart. |
| far away adv | (in the distance) | daleko stąd przys. + przys. |
| | I could see the skyline far away on the horizon. |
| far away adv | (at a distance) | daleko przys. |
| | | daleko stąd przys. + przys. |
| | My family lives far away. |
| Far East n | (eastern Asia) | Daleki Wschód przym. + m |
| | Traders brought valuable spices to Europe from the Far East. |
| far end n | (furthest part, limit) | dalszy koniec przym. + m |
| | The station is situated at the far end of the village. |
| far from [sth] adv + prep | (not at all) | daleki od przym. + przyim. |
| | The dish is far from delicious. This competition is far from over. |
| far from [sth] expr | (instead of) | daleko od przys. + przyim. |
| | Far from feeling satisfied with her present job, she decided to look for another. |
| far less adj | (not nearly so, nowhere near as) | znacznie mniejszy przys. + przym. |
| | My sister loves meeting new people; she is far less shy than I am. |
| far less adj | (not nearly as much) | znacznie mniejszy przys. + przym. |
| | I watch far less TV than I used to. |
| far less adv | (to a much lesser degree) | znacznie mniej przys. + przys. |
| | I play guitar far less since taking up the piano. |
| far more than prep | (a much greater quantity than) | znacznie więcej niż wyr. |
| | The Chinese army has far more than a few thousand soldiers. |
| far more than expr | (to a much greater degree than) | znacznie więcej niż wyr. |
| | | o wiele więcej niż wyr. |
| | After she cheated on him, Mike was far more than just mad at her. |
| far off adv | (in the distance) | z oddali przys. |
| | | w oddali przys. |
| Uwaga: A hyphen is used when the term is an adjective that precedes the noun |
| | Far off, Eric could just make out a village. |
far off,
far-off adj | (lands, places: distant) | daleki, oddalony przym. |
| | I'd love to be able to travel to far-off lands and have adventures. |
far off,
far-off adj | figurative, informal (estimate: inaccurate) | daleki od rzeczywistości wyr. |
| | Your estimate wasn't far off. |
| far out adj | figurative, slang, dated (amazing) | zadziwiający przym. |
| | You're having a 70s-themed party on Friday? Far out! |
| far out adv | (into the distance) | daleko przys. |
| | The current caused the boy's inflatable boat to drift far out to sea. |
| far out adj | slang, figurative (eccentric) (slang) | rewelka ż |
| | That Howard Hughes dude was far out. |
| the far side n | (the other side) | po drugiej stronie wyr. |
| far too adv | (excessively) | za bardzo |
| | She was far too skinny to be attractive. |
| far-fetched adj | (improbable, extravagant) | przesadzony przym. |
| | He told me that he earned one million euro per year, but I told him that this seemed a little far-fetched. |
| far-flung adj | (found over a wide area) | rozprzestrzeniony przym. |
| | Rome found it increasingly difficult to control its far-flung empire. |
| far-flung adj | (distant, remote) | daleki, oddalony przym. |
| | The missionaries were sent to a far-flung outpost in the tropics. |
far-reaching,
far reaching adj | (having an extensive influence) | rozprzestrzeniony przym. |
| Uwaga: hyphen used when term is before a noun |
| | The reaction to the arrest was far reaching and will affect people across the country. |
far-removed,
far removed adj | (unrelated) | niezwiązany przym. |
| Uwaga: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun. |
| | Adam felt at peace in the mountain cabin, far removed from the bustle of city life. |
| few and far between adj | colloquial (rare) | rzadkość ż |
| | These days, public telephone boxes are few and far between. |
| | W dzisiejszych czasach publiczne budki telefoniczne należą do rzadkości. |
| go far vi | figurative (be successful) | odnosić sukces ndk. + m |
| | | odnieść sukces dk. + m |
| | My sister's a very talented writer - she'll go far. |
| go too far vi | figurative (take [sth] past acceptable limits) | przeholowywać ndk. |
| | | przeholować dk. |
| | I've warned you before, but this time, you've gone too far. |
| How far ...? expr | (to or at what distance?) | Jak daleko...? wyr. |
| | How far is it to the nearest gas station from here? |
| | How far can you go on one tank of gas? |
insofar,
in so far adv | rare, formal (to such an extent) | tak bardzo przys. + przys. |
| | | w tak dużym zakresie wyr. |
| | All these issues are in so far a cause of difficulty that we cannot ignore them. |
| near and far adj | (close and distant) | blisko i daleko przys. + przys. |
| | Focusing the camera can be a problem in shots where objects are near and far. |
near and far,
far and near adv | (everywhere) | blisko i daleko przys. + przys. |
| | We hunted near and far for that missing shoe. People came from near and far to see the boy wonder play the piano. |
| not far adj | (fairly close) | niedaleki przym. |
| | The cinema is not far; it's just two blocks from here. |
| not far from prep | (fairly close to) | niedaleko od przys. + przyim. |
| | The park is not far from here, carry on down this street then turn left. |
| so far adv | (up until now) | do tej pory |
| | Harry is learning to bake; so far, he has made a sponge cake and some banana muffins. |
| so far adv | (to a limited extent) | dotąd przys. |
| | The road's closed: you can only go so far before you have to turn round. |
| so far as conj | (as far as, in as much as) | o ile |
| | So far as I know, everything's still going well on the project. |
| so far so good interj | (all is well up to this point) | na razie wszystko idzie dobrze |
| | How do I like retirement? So far so good. But ask me again in six months. |
| thus far adv | (up to now) | jak dotychczas |
| | Thus far we have only finished chapter four. |
| | It's not been an easy road thus far. |
| too far adv | (distance: further than necessary) | za daleko przys. + przys. |
| | I wanted to walk to Paris but it was too far for me. |
| too far adv | figurative (past acceptability) | za daleko przys. + przys. |
| | Carol's one of those people who take things too far in an argument. |