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Перевод: distance
[существительное] расстояние; отдаленность ; дальность ; даль ; дистанция ; сдержанность ; холодность ; промежуток ; отрезок ; период ; перспектива ; интервал между двумя нотами; [глагол] помещать на определенном расстоянии; держать на определенном расстоянии; отдалять; оставлять далеко позади себя; обойти; владеть перспективой
Тезаурус:
- Since most, if not all, big bream swims lie some distance from the bank, groundbait which has to be thrown needs to be packed quite tightly in order not to break up while in flight.
- Three examples are: (1) AP by distance from centre and preceding dot (2) GP by distance from centre and preceding dot (3) AP by distance from centre, at fixed angular intervals.
- Presently she saw a dark shape in the distance.
- Michael and the thin man, still walking with the highway's distance between them, first drew level and then went ahead.
- In Orkney, where distance was a problem, only half the wives could have tackled an emergency on their own.
- Three cases of the conchoid arise: with the fixed distance less than, equal to or greater than the distance of A from the fixed line.
- Regular visits from a social worker can be of immense value to old people living alone, particularly if their family lives some distance away and cannot do all that they would wish for them.
- Draw a straight line BAC and mark focus F a right angular distance from A .
- I'm afraid they came down the steps and chose the path leading away from me, so I only saw those three at a distance.
- For one skate, on loan, to go round the block (a distance of perhaps 500 yards) the cost was one penny; for two skates, two pennies; any kid who took longer than 10 minutes (thus being under suspicion of going further) would be fined another two pence - or punched on the nose.
- Show an adder to a southerner and - provided it is a safe distance away - he will deliver a lecture on endangered species.
- The important thing is that it is within walking distance of the centre.
- There was a cry, followed shortly by a pounding of feet past the trench and down through the orchard, then silence, except for a rumble of artillery somewhere in the distance.
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