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| далее |
further
onwards
farther
onward
|
| дальше |
further
farther
next
beyond
forward
forth
|
| кроме того |
moreover
besides
in addition
further
furthermore
additionally
|
| затем |
then
after
next
further
hereafter
since
|
| далеко |
far
away
furthest
farther
way
further
|
| более того |
furthermore
moreover
further
nay
likewise
too
|
| намного |
far
lot
by far
easily
miles
further
|
| гораздо |
much
far
more
lot
most
further
|
| на большом расстоянии |
far
at long range
farther
farthest
further
furthest
|
| способствовать |
contribute
promote
help
facilitate
support
further
|
| содействовать |
facilitate
contribute
assist
support
further
cooperate
|
| продвигать |
promote
advance
push
push forward
further
carry forward
|
| дальнейший |
further
farther
ulterior
|
| дополнительный |
additional
more
further
complementary
extra
supplementary
|
| дальний |
further
far
distant
farthest
remote
farther
|
| добавочный |
additional
extra
surplus
supplementary
plus
further
|
| далекий |
far
distant
remote
faraway
farther
further
|
| отдаленный |
remote
distant
outlying
farther
far
further
|
| более отдаленный |
farther
further
|
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Surely this was the ideal way to have a relationship; it was so different from his parents’ dry silences, long after moulting had taken place but they had made the decision to not ask for anything further from love.
Elain had always wanted to visit the continent to study the tulips and other famed flowers, but her imagination had stretched no further.
When they returned to the main group it seemed as if they had decided to leave the camp, go down the valley, and look there for further adventures.
When my killers return, I will inform them I have decided on a further course of investigation.
That is a further provocation.
” he began, and got no further.
The dragon leaned further forward, its wings spreading in ever-wider menace.
I don’t know how, but they’ve a further role to play in this drama.
”Without further word, the ranger uncorked the flask and passed it to his left.
It says at the end of this chapter that if we’re doing this for the first time, we might grow sleepy—or even fall asleep during it—but learning to fight the urge to sleep is for further down the road.
They were not due a great tide, whose limit was delineated by yet more blocks of shattered ice a hundred yards further toward the sea.
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