Translation for 'very far away' from English to Spanish

very far away

donde el diablo dio las tres voces y nadie le oyó {adv} [carib.] [Cuba]

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far (away)

lejos {adv}

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Is the hospital very far from here?

Está muy lejos de aqui el hospital?

far

lejano {adj}

so far

hasta ahora {adv}

far from

lejos de {prep}

Far East

Extremo Oriente {m}geogr.

far-fetched [implausible]

unverified improbable {adj}

Is the pharmacy far?

¿Está lejos la farmacia?

so far this year

en lo que va de año {adv}

It's far from the centre.

Está lejos del centro.

to be a far cry from sth. [idiom]

no tener nada que ver con algo

very

muy {adv}

very cold

al polo {adv} [col.] [sur.]

al polo {adj} [col.] [perú]

very close

a dos pasos {adv} [fig.]

very good

unverified pitri mitri [muy bueno] [col.] [Perú]

very tall

altísimo {adj}

very fast

a gazopin {adv} [muy rápido] [cent.] [Panamá] [col.]

very young

muy joven {adj}

very mad

unverified con las agujas mamadas {adj} [muy enojado] [cent.] [Honduras]

• Concessions were very far away from the temporary infrastructure.
• Based on media agenda setting and media framing, most often a particular opinion gets repeated throughout various news mediums and social networking sites, until it creates a false vision where the perceived truth can actually be very far away from the actual truth.
• The cre-ek call can be quite loud and can thus be heard from very far away.
• When looking into the distance, the eyes diverge until parallel, effectively fixating the same point at infinity (or very far away).
• The weekly market takes place every Wednesday morning until early afternoon and attracts many merchants who sometimes come from very far away to Lannemezan.

• The solid angle of an object that is very far away is roughly proportional to the ratio of area to squared distance.
• Once the battle was over the five Elders used their Infinity Gems to instantaneously travel very far away from Galactus and his vengeance.
• If the ball bounces very far away from the wall the other players may call "challenge" to the player with the ball.
• The range of "Livistona carinensis" in Africa is very far away from that of the other species in the genus.
• Emiliano, retired from any public activity, died at home, very far away from his country, in the United States on 18 October 1934.

• For decades, the village used to operate as the hub of agricultural production and animal farming for the entire peninsula providing employment opportunities to thousands of people that would come to work in the local farms from very far away.
• Also, Бог высок и царь очень далёк ("Bog vysok i tsar' dalyok", "God is on high and the tsar is very far away").
• Industrial railways may connect the site to public freight networks through sidings, or may be isolated (sometimes very far away from public rail or surface roads) or located entirely within a served property.
• A teleseism is a tremor caused by an earthquake that is very far away (from the Ancient Greek τῆλε) from where it is recorded.
• Even though Cambs got its local medical practitioner next hospital isn't very far away.

• This example demonstrates that the encirclement parent can be very far away from the peak in question when the key col is low.
• Moments later, the five Elders used their Infinity Gems to instantaneously travel very far away from Galactus and his vengeance.
• This technique gives the skybox the illusion of being very far away since other objects in the scene appear to move, while the skybox does not.
• Also, seen from Munich, Linderhof is located in the same direction as and not very far away from Neuschwanstein, towards Tyrol and Swabia, so tourists often choose to visit both places within a day trip.
• The best time to hear NDBs that are very far away is the last three hours before sunrise.