Examples of using Far-off in English and their translations into Romanian
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Let's try a look of far-off wonderment.
reading some far-off star.
Europe was something distant, far-off… a dream.
His name was Caesar, and this is his story. in those far-off days.
It is not some stupid, far-off illusion.
Because- see, Australia is such a far-off country.
The astronomers searching for far-off planets Have discovered that many seem to be giant gas planets… Like our own jupiter and saturn.
she had moved to far-off Antwerp and didn't want anything more to do with Reetveerdegem.
In far-off galaxies, galactic invaders are at work, itching to end life on the planet,
On far-off planets, life may be as far out as buggy-eyed microbes…
citizens of a dozen far-off nations.
Thursday, 2:00 p.m., sturgeon fishing contest…[… between the champions of the Don and those of the far-off Po.].
And I heard that far-off crying again,
Yes, I have been to far-off places and I have seen that the Russians are the best amongst them.
And as the cold New England sun… slowly sinks behind the coroner's office… we take leave of mysterious, far-off Sheridan Falls… land of enchantment.
Spectral lines revealed not only the composition of far-off objects, but also their motion towards
looking through her window at the far-off blue.
In particular, as this Yale report found, the threat of climate change is far-off and quite abstract to many people.
They will come from a far-off country and they will come from beyond the heavens
Darker, deeper, cleaner shadows give an incredible sense of depth to far-off vistas.