Examples of using Far in English and their translations into Vietnamese
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
The rechargeable electric car in Bitcoin or Ether is probably far from the last to venture into the markets of the future.
your subsequent design move is all but assured to be far more fashionable,
the SiteOrigin CSS and Installer plugins to expand functionality further, but these are optional as far as landing page creation goes.
being put into service without any testing or decontamination, this is far from best practice.
Even in terms of art, as far as the market is concerned,
Southern Indian kingdoms of the time expanded their influence as far as Indonesia, controlling vast overseas empires in south east Asia.
To hear transfer rumours circulating now the window is shut and far from opening, for me it's pointless talking about it," he said.
Country troubles are not far off, but because now you can stock up on useful ideas to facilitate work on the site.
Far from having a say in the process, we are used
It will scare away things that may be creeping at the far end of the hallways,
For if you do these things, the next generation and the generation that follows will live in a world far better than the one we have today.”.
While 2050 seems far off, for existing cities that must perform, transform,
So far we talked about water and fuel,
Far over the plain Eowyn saw the glitter of their spears,
Roadside bombs are by far the deadliest weapon deployed by Taliban insurgents in the war against NATO and the government of President Hamid Karzai.
When it comes to managing entries, the interface is far superior in Wufoo probably because they are not restricted by the WordPress backend UI.
But this initiative, far from limiting our freedom and our responsibility,
Though it's far from obvious, you can actually use iTunes's search box(at the upper right)
D'Artagnan went once as far as Scheveningen, in order to be certain that all was true that was said of the king.
American supporters of such agreements point out that the US has been sued only a few times so far, and has not lost a case.