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Definition of how far - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
distanceat what distance between two points
- How far is the nearest gas station?
2.
measurementto what extent or degree
- How far can we trust his promises?
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overall amount
how far something reaches or applies, or how great it is
progress
measurement that shows how far a task has advanced
applicability
shows how far something is true or applies
acr: miles per gallon
shows how far a car goes using one gallon of fuel
acr: range of motion
how far a body part can move
mechanical constraint
designed limit on how far a part or system can move
transportation
number showing how far a vehicle has traveled according to its odometer
acr: Distance Measuring Equipment
device that shows how far away something is
technology
device that sends focused light to measure how far something is
mathematics
measure of how far something turns around a point or axis
restriction
control how far something can go by placing clear boundaries or rules
abr: visibility
how far you can see clearly
Examples of how far in a sentence
How far is it to the next town? How far will this road take us? How far have we come in our research?
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- French:jusqu'où, dans quelle mesure, ...
- German:wie weit, inwieweit, ...
- Italian:quanto dista, quanto, ...
- Spanish:a qué distancia, hasta qué punto, ...
- Portuguese:a que distância, até que ponto, ...
- Chinese:有多远, 多深, ...
- Japanese:どのくらい, どの程度, ...
- Arabic:كَم الْمَسَافَة, إِلَى أَيِّ حَدٍّ, ...
- Hebrew:כַּמָּה רָחוֹק, עַד כַּמָּה, ...
- Russian:как далеко, насколько, ...
- Ukrainian:як далеко, наскільки, ...
- Hindi:कितनी दूर, कितना, ...
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