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distance/ˈdist(ə)ns/ n. & v.●n. 1 the condition of being far off; remoteness 远(离)；遥远 2a a space or interval between two things 间隔，间距 b the length of this 距离 a distance of twenty miles 距离为 20 英里 3 a distant point or place 远处；远方 came from a distance 来自远方 4 the avoidance of familiarity; aloofness; reserve 疏远；冷淡；隔阂 there was a certain distance between them 他们之间有点隔阂 5 a remoter field of vision 远景 saw him in the distance 看他在很远的那边 6 an interval of time (时间)间隔 can't remember what happened at this distance 记不起在这段时间里发生的事情 7a the full length of a race etc. (赛跑等的)全程 b Brit. Racing a length of 240 yards from the winning post on a racecourse [英]【赛马】跑马终点线前 240 码处 c Boxing the scheduled length of a fight 【拳击】(规定的)比赛持续时间 ●v. tr. (often 常作 refl.) 1 place far off 使远离 distanced herself from them 她使自己远离他们; distanced the painful memory 把痛苦的回忆置之度外 2 leave far behind in a race or competition (赛跑或竞赛中)把…远远甩在后面；遥遥领先 □ at a distance far off 有相当一段距离；不很近 □ go the distance 1 Boxing complete a fight without being knocked out 【拳击】(拳击中未被击倒而)赛足回合 2 complete, esp. a hard task; endure an ordeal 成功地完成(尤指艰巨的)任务；自始至终地坚持 □ keep one's distance maintain one's reserve 保持冷淡；保持疏远 □ within hailing (or walking) distance near enough to reach by hailing or walking 在附近；在很近 [Middle English via Old French distance, destance from Latin distantia, from distare ‘stand apart’ (as DI-2, stare ‘stand’)] |