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dis.tant5dIs7t[ntadj远的a distant country/shore遥远的国度/远方的岸distant lands远方的土地She could hear the distant sound of fireworks exploding.她能听到远远焰火的爆炸声。A date or event which is in the distant past or future is far away in time.久远的At some distant point in the future he would have his own house.在遥远将来的某一天，他可能会有自己的房子。At the reunion she recognised one or two faces from the dim and distant past (= a very long time ago).重聚时，她认出一两张面孔，是在已模糊的遥远的过去见过的。Someone whose manner is distant does not show much emotion and is not friendly.生分的，冷淡的At first she might seem very distant but actually she'll be listening to you intently.她起先看上去可能很冷淡，但实际上她会专注地听你讲。The not-too-distant future means quite soon.很快，不久They plan to have children in the not-too-distant future.他们计划在不久的将来要有孩子。A distant relative is a person who is related to you but not closely.远亲She's a distant relative of mine, something like my aunt's husband's great grandmother.她是我一个远亲，像是阿姨的丈夫的曾祖母之类。
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