far off

英 [ˈfɑːr ɒf]

美 [ˈfɑːr ɔːf]

adj.  (时间)久远的，遥远的; (距离)远的

Collins.1

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED (时间)久远的,遥远的
  If you describe a moment in time asfar off, you mean that it is a long time from the present, either in the past or the future.
  1. In those far off days it never entered anyone's mind that she could be Prime Minister...
     很久以前，谁都没有想到她会当上首相。
  2. Agreement is even further off.
     达成协议更是为时尚远。
• ADJ-GRADED (距离)远的，遥远的
  If you describe something asfar off, you mean that it is a long distance from you or from a particular place.
  1. ...stars in far-off galaxies.
     遥远星系中的恒星
  2. Far offis also an adverb.
     
  3. The band was playing far off in their blue and yellow uniforms.
     乐队身穿蓝黄相间的队服正在远处演奏。

双语例句

• Robinson didn't think the story was so far off the mark
  鲁宾逊认为这个报道根本算不上离谱。
• We're not far off London now.
  现在我们离伦敦不远了。
• Far off to the west the sun was sinking
  远处夕阳西下。
• The holidays are not so far off.
  假期已经不那麽远了。
• The holidays are not far off.
  离假期不远了。
• The day is not far off when China will attain prosperity.
  中国的兴盛是可以计日程功的。
• Agreement is even further off.
  达成协议更是为时尚远。
• His research methods may lack sophistication, but Aristotle may not have been too far off the mark.
  亚里士多德的研究方法也许不够完善成熟，但和事实或许也已经相去不远了。
• Victory over the Japanese fascists is not only certain but is not far off.
  战胜日本法西斯不但是确定的，而且是不远的了。
• Now, Mr Liu, we have gone too far off the point.
  唔，刘先生，我们离题太远了。