always; forever; eternal; for good; used to indicate that a state or action will continue indefinitely without end

by a great margin; to a high degree when used with comparisons or quantitative verbs

to be far away from or keep a distance from something; to stand aloof

long-term; long-range; lasting for a long time

a place that is far away; the distance

distant; remote; far away in time or space

remote; long-distance; long-range

very far away; a long distance away

profound and lasting; having a deep and significant impact over a long distance or period of time

a distant place; a far away location

Used to ask about distance, or to emphasize a great distance

telescope; binoculars; an optical instrument used for viewing distant objects

A relatively long or distant period of time in the future; used to describe long-term goals, strategies, or medical outcomes.

The Far East; a term used to describe the regions of East Asia, including China, Japan, and Korea.

to become estranged or drift apart; to alienate; (of a relationship) distant or cold

remote and faraway; far from civilization or city centers

far-reaching and broad; usually describes abstract things like goals, plans, or prospects

a journey or march to a distant place, typically for military purposes

the physical far end of an object; the distant side

a view of scenery in the distance; the background of a scene

of or relating to the open ocean or deep-sea travel; oceanic

remote in time; far back in the past

far from the center; remote; outlying; far away from major political or economic hubs

To travel or escape to a distant place; often used to describe leaving one's home or current situation to start anew elsewhere or to flee from trouble.

The degree of how far or near something is; distance.

remote antiquity; ancient times, especially referring to the earliest stages of human history such as the Stone Age

foresight; vision; discernment; a broad and far-reaching perspective

excursion; outing; walking tour

Qingyuan, a prefecture-level city in Guangdong Province, China

a long way; a long distance; far-off place

to travel to a distant place; to leave home for a long trip

lit. the source is distant and the flow is long; fig. well-established and going back to the distant past

literally a heavy load and a long road; used to describe a person who bears significant responsibilities through a long and difficult struggle

to sell goods to faraway lands or markets, often including export to foreign countries

to look far into the distance, especially from a high vantage point

an oceangoing voyage or long-haul flight

physically high and distant; high up and far away

A place far away from one's home; a long journey away from home.

The long jump or broad jump in track and field athletics; to perform the long jump.

to look into the distance; to gaze toward a remote place

The remote outskirts of a city; areas that are far from the city center.

(idiom) to stand tall and see far; to take a long and broad view; planning prudently for the future

to come from a long way away; to have traveled a great distance to arrive

Used in written Chinese to mean "far from" or "definitely not"

distant in time; long ago

known both near and far; very famous; widely known

To be much greater than; to exceed by a large amount; to far surpass.

Kaiyuan, a county-level city in Honghe Hani and Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan

Originally from the Analects [[论语|論語|lun2 yu3]], referring to the treatment of spirits; now used to show someone outward respect while staying away or avoiding close contact; to give someone or something a wide berth due to concerns or a desire to avoid trouble