distance
US /ˈdɪs.təns/
UK /ˈdɪs.təns/
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远方, 远处
the state of being far off or remote
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He admired the mountains in the distance.
他欣赏着远方的山脉。
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From a distance, the painting looked perfect.
从远处看，这幅画看起来很完美。
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距离, 疏远, 隔阂
a lack of closeness or intimacy; a state of being reserved or detached
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There was a certain distance between them after the argument.
争吵之后，他们之间有了一定的距离。
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He maintained a professional distance from his clients.
他与客户保持着专业的距离。
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疏远, 拉开距离
to place or keep far apart from each other
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The new policy aims to distance the company from its controversial past.
新政策旨在使公司远离其有争议的过去。
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He tried to distance himself from the scandal.
他试图与丑闻划清界限。