at a distance — from a point that is far away; not close or near
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: from a point that is far away; not close or near
Pronunciation (IPA): /æt ə ˈdɪstəns/
Korean meaning: 멀리서, 거리를 두고
Korean pronunciation: 앳 어 **디**스턴스
Example Sentences
- The paparazzi photographed the celebrity at a distance to avoid security.
- My cat judges me at a distance while I'm working from home.
- He admired his crush at a distance, too shy to approach.
at a distance
ADVERB//æt ə ˈdɪstəns//
from a point that is far away; not close or near
from a point that is far away; not close or near
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Origin
라틴어 'distantia'에서 유래된 distance와 전치사 at이 결합된 표현으로, '떨어진 상태'를 나타냅니다.
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“The paparazzi photographed the celebrity at a distance to avoid security.”
“My cat judges me at a distance while I'm working from home.”
“He admired his crush at a distance, too shy to approach.”
“The food critic observed the restaurant kitchen at a distance through the window.”
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