distance.
1. f. space or interval of place or time between two things or events.
2. f. difference, notable desemejanza between a few things and others.
3. f. removal, diversion, disaffection among people.
4. f. Geom. Length of the line segment between two points in space.
5. f. Geom. Length of the line segment between a point and the foot
and the perpendicular drawn from it to a straight line or a plane.1. f. Astr. Angle formed by the Visual to two upcoming stars on the celestial sphere.
1. loc. adj. said of a Studio: provides means of communication such as mail, radio, television, etc., without requiring the presence of the students. High school, University to distance.
2. loc. Advisor. Further, apartadamente.
1. locs. income. To considerable distance, far, paragraph. U t in sent. Fig.
1. loc. verb. Observed in dealing with others an attitude that excludes familiarity or excessive cordiality.
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