far end
collocation in Englishmeaningsoffarandend
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far
adjective
uk/fɑːr/us/fɑːr/
used to refer to something that is not near, or the part of something that is most distant from the centre or ...
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end
noun
uk/end/us/end/
the part of a place or thing that is furthest away from ...
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(Definition offarandendfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesoffar end
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A small microphone was placed at thefarendof the table.
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These were primarily for the audience at thefarendof the studio.
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A rumpled figure emerges from a door at thefarendof the hall.
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There is a distinguishable time delay of their breaking through thefarendof the foam.
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During each presentation the edge moved across the screen, until it reached thefarend.
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And ducks, she said, pointing ahead, to the right, in the water towards thefarend.
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In stark contrast, the termites excavated more frequently and produced longer tunnels at thefarendof the second choices.
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A plane beach (sloping 1 : 15)to absorb the wave energy was located at thefarendof the channel.
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View from the living area, looking along the pool towards the guest accommodation at thefarend.
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Since photons have different penetrating depth, it is obvious that the transfer times, which they escape the foam at thefarend, are different.
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It is only on discovering the metal door at thefarendof the building that the possibility of access is revealed.
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At thefarend, where the windows must have been, there were bass enclosures like fortresses on which midranges, trebles and supertrebles perched like turrets.
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At thefarendof the room was a curtained-off area through which a cooking range and kitchen staff were visible.
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This is because of the fluctuation of the time-dependent temperature boundary condition at thefarendas measured by the infrared camera.
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It has been down thefarend.
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The luggage trolleys are stored at thefarend.
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I positioned myself at thefarendof the room.
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Significantly more and longer tunnels were excavated from the end of gaps at thefarendof the arenas, and relatively little tunnelling occurred around and along objects.
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The space gathers momentum towards the roofed loggia at thefarendwhere the main entrance to the garden is a hole in an exaggeratedly thick wall.
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Taking a different attitude, we can also "see" that thefarendof the long table "looks" (in a different sense) smaller than the near end.
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He was at thefarendof the building, in a four-square games room, built for them as children, with a high, hessian-lined roof and no telephone.
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The thick strip recorded the flux that broke through thefarendof the foam, while the thin strip recorded the driving radiation flux of the corresponding photon group.
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Does this refer to the roof or to the window at thefarend?
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