far from it
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far from it
A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
a. al contrario
I'm sorry I didn't I didn't ask you about doing this first, but you weren't here. Are you mad? - Far from it! You did a good job!Discúlpame que no te preguntara acerca de esto antes de hacerlo, pero no estabas aquí. ¿Estás enojado? - ¡Al contrario! ¡Hiciste un buen trabajo!
a. lejos de él
Are you sure it's safe to be here? The city where the nuclear disaster happened is in this province isn't it? - Yes, but we're far from it.¿Es seguro que estemos aquí? La ciudad donde ocurrió el desastre nuclear está en esta provincia, ¿no? - Sí, pero estamos lejos de ella. No hay peligro alguno.
b. lejos de eso
Could we go to the art museum? - Sure, we're not far from it.¿Podríamos ir al museo de arte? - Claro, no estamos de lejos de eso.
c. no direct translation
This refers to an idiomatic word or phrase for which there is no word-for-word translation.
Are we close to the town? - No, we're still far from it.¿Estamos cerca del pueblo? - No, todavía estamos lejos.
I know the restaurant you're talking about. We don't live far from it.Conozco el restaurante del que estás hablando. Está cerca de nuestra casa.
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