so far — up to the present time; until now
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: up to the present time; until now
Pronunciation (IPA): /soʊ fɑːr/
Korean meaning: 지금까지, 현재까지
Korean pronunciation: **소** **파**
Example Sentences
- So far, my cat has knocked over three coffee cups this morning.
- The meeting has been boring so far, but free pizza is coming.
- So far, I've learned three languages and forgotten two of them.
so far
ADVERB//soʊ fɑːr//
up to the present time; until now
A so far journey shows a student with many achievements accumulated
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The journey so far shines like a distant star — reaching far into the light of now
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Origin
"So" derives from Old English "swā" meaning "in this manner" or "to such a degree," while "far" comes from Old English "feorr" meaning "distant" or "at a distance." Together, they form a phrase meaning "to such an extent up to now."
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“So far, my cat has knocked over three coffee cups this morning.”
“The meeting has been boring so far, but free pizza is coming.”
“So far, I've learned three languages and forgotten two of them.”
“So far this semester, I have maintained good grades.”
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