further — to a greater distance or extent; moreover
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: to a greater distance or extent; moreover
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈfɜːrðər/
Korean meaning: 더 멀리; 더욱이, 게다가
Korean pronunciation: **퍼**더
Example Sentences
- My boss said I can't go any further with my crazy hairstyle experiments at work.
- Further research revealed that cats are actually plotting world domination.
- The company aims to further its market presence in Asia.
further
ADVERB//ˈfɜːrðər//
to a greater distance or extent; moreover
The crane extends further to reach distant workers on the tower
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The herder points further, away from where murder occurred
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Origin
From Old English 'furthra', the comparative form of 'forth' (meaning forward or onward). It evolved from Proto-Germanic roots related to moving ahead or progressing.
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“My boss said I can't go any further with my crazy hairstyle experiments at work.”
“Further research revealed that cats are actually plotting world domination.”
“The company aims to further its market presence in Asia.”
“Without further ado, let me introduce our special guest who got lost three times finding this building.”
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