distant 音标拼音: [d'ɪstənt]
a . 远的,久远的,远隔的
远的,久远的,远隔的
distant 远端
distant adj 1 :
separated in space or coming from or going to a distance ;
"
distant villages "; "
the sound of distant traffic "; "
a distant sound "; "
a distant telephone call " [
ant : {
close }]
2 :
far apart in relevance or relationship or kinship ; "
a distant cousin "; "
a remote relative "; "
a distant likeness ";
"
considerations entirely removed (
or remote )
from politics "
[
synonym : {
distant }, {
remote }] [
ant : {
close }]
3 :
remote in manner ; "
stood apart with aloof dignity "; "
a distant smile "; "
he was upstage with strangers " [
synonym :
{
aloof }, {
distant }, {
upstage }]
4 :
separate or apart in time ; "
distant events "; "
the remote past or future " [
synonym : {
distant }, {
remote }, {
removed }]
5 :
located far away spatially ; "
distant lands "; "
remote stars "
[
synonym : {
distant }, {
remote }]
Distant \
Dis "
tant \,
a . [
F .,
fr .
L .
distans , -
antis ,
p .
pr .
of distare to stand apart ,
be separate or distant ;
dis -
stare to stand .
See {
Stand }.]
1 .
Separated ;
having an intervening space ;
at a distance ;
away .
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One board had two tenons ,
equally distant . --
Ex .
xxxvi .
22 .
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Diana '
s temple is not distant far . --
Shak .
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2 .
Far separated ;
far off ;
not near ;
remote ; --
in place ,
time ,
consanguinity ,
or connection ;
as ,
distant times ;
distant relatives .
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The success of these distant enterprises .
--
Prescott .
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3 .
Reserved or repelling in manners ;
cold ;
not cordial ;
somewhat haughty ;
as ,
a distant manner .
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He passed me with a distant bow . --
Goldsmith .
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4 .
Indistinct ;
faint ;
obscure ,
as from distance .
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Some distant knowledge . --
Shak .
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A distant glimpse . --
W .
Irving .
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5 .
Not conformable ;
discrepant ;
repugnant ;
as ,
a practice so widely distant from Christianity .
Syn :
Separate ;
far ;
remote ;
aloof ;
apart ;
asunder ;
slight ;
faint ;
indirect ;
indistinct .
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136 Moby Thesaurus words for "
distant ":
Olympian ,
above all that ,
aloof ,
apart ,
apathetic ,
arrogant ,
asunder ,
at a distance ,
away ,
backward ,
barely audible ,
bashful ,
blank ,
bored ,
careless ,
ceremonious ,
chilled ,
chilly ,
cold ,
constrained ,
cool ,
decrescendo ,
detached ,
dim ,
discreet ,
disinterested ,
disparate ,
dissimilar ,
distal ,
divergent ,
diverse ,
exclusive ,
exotic ,
expressionless ,
faint ,
faint -
voiced ,
far ,
far off ,
far -
flung ,
far -
off ,
faraway ,
farfetched ,
feeble ,
forbidding ,
forced ,
formal ,
frigid ,
frosty ,
gentle ,
guarded ,
half -
heard ,
haughty ,
heedless ,
icy ,
impassive ,
impersonal ,
improbable ,
inaccessible ,
incurious ,
indifferent ,
indistinct ,
insociable ,
insouciant ,
introverted ,
isolated ,
listless ,
long -
distance ,
long -
range ,
low ,
mindless ,
modest ,
murmured ,
obscure ,
off ,
offish ,
out -
of -
the -
way ,
outlying ,
phlegmatic ,
pianissimo ,
piano ,
proud ,
quite another thing ,
regardless ,
remote ,
removed ,
repressed ,
reserved ,
restrained ,
reticent ,
retired ,
retiring ,
rigid ,
scarcely heard ,
secluded ,
seclusive ,
secret ,
separated ,
sequestered ,
shrinking ,
shy ,
soft ,
soft -
sounding ,
soft -
voiced ,
solitary ,
something else again ,
standoff ,
standoffish ,
stiff ,
stolid ,
strained ,
subaudible ,
subdued ,
suppressed ,
unaffable ,
unalike ,
unapproachable ,
unclear ,
uncompanionable ,
unconcerned ,
uncongenial ,
undemonstrative ,
unequal ,
unexpansive ,
unfriendly ,
ungenial ,
uninquiring ,
uninterested ,
uninvolved ,
unlike ,
unmindful ,
unsimilar ,
various ,
weak ,
weak -
voiced ,
whispered ,
withdrawn
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