Word:
Definition
Translation En -> Es
Translation En -> De
Translation En -> Fr
Translation Es -> En
Translation Es -> De
Translation Es -> Fr
Translation De -> En
Translation De -> Es
Translation De -> Fr
Translation Fr -> En
Translation Fr -> Es
Translation Fr -> De
Further
Fur´ther´
adv.
1.
To
a
greater
distance
;
in
addition
;
moreover
.
See
Farther
.
Carries
us
,
I
know
not
how
much
further
,
into
familiar
company
.
- M. Arnold.
They
sdvanced
us
far
as
Eleusis
and
Thria
;
but
no
further
.
- Jowett (Thucyd. ).
Further off
not
so
near
;
apart
by
a
greater
distance
.
a. compar.
1.
More
remote
;
at
a
greater
distance
;
more
in
advance
;
farther
;
as
,
the
further
end
of
the
field
.
See
Farther
.
2.
Beyond
;
additional
;
as
,
a
further
reason
for
this
opinion
;
nothing
further
to
suggest
.
v. t.
1.
To
help
forward
;
to
promote
;
to
advance
;
to
forward
;
to
help
or
assist
.
[
imp
. &
p
.
p
.
Furthered
;
p
.
pr
. &
vb
.
n
.
Furthering
.]
This
binds
thee
,
then
,
to
further
my
design
.
- Dryden.
I
should
nothing
further
the
weal
public
.
- Robynsom (More's Utopia).
Verb
1.
further
-
promote
the
growth
of
; "
Foster
our
children
'
s
well-being
and
education
"
Synonyms:
foster
2.
further
-
contribute
to
the
progress
or
growth
of
; "
I
am
promoting
the
use
of
computers
in
the
classroom
"
Synonyms:
encourage
,
promote
,
boost
,
advance
Adj.
1.
further
-
existing
or
coming
by
way
of
addition
; "
an
additional
problem
"; "
further
information
"; "
there
will
be
further
delays
"; "
took
more
time
"
Synonyms:
additional
,
more
2.
further
-
more
distant
in
especially
degree
; "
nothing
could
be
further
from
the
truth
"; "
further
from
our
expectations
"; "
farther
from
the
truth
"; "
farther
from
our
expectations
"
Synonyms:
farther
Adv.
1.
further
-
to
or
at
a
greater
extent
or
degree
or
a
more
advanced
stage
(`
further
'
is
used
more
often
than
`
farther
'
in
this
abstract
sense
); "
further
complicated
by
uncertainty
about
the
future
"; "
let
'
s
not
discuss
it
further
"; "
nothing
could
be
further
from
the
truth
"; "
they
are
further
along
in
their
research
than
we
expected
"; "
the
application
of
the
law
was
extended
farther
"; "
he
is
going
no
farther
in
his
studies
"
Synonyms:
farther
2.
further
-
in
addition
or
furthermore
; "
if
we
further
suppose
"; "
stated
further
that
he
would
not
cooperate
with
them
"; "
they
are
definitely
coming
;
further
,
they
should
be
here
already
"
3.
further
-
to
or
at
a
greater
distance
in
time
or
space
(`
farther
'
is
used
more
frequently
than
`
further
'
in
this
physical
sense
); "
farther
north
"; "
moved
farther
away
"; "
farther
down
the
corridor
"; "
the
practice
may
go
back
still
farther
to
the
Druids
"; "
went
only
three
miles
further
"; "
further
in
the
future
"
Synonyms:
farther
above
,
accessory
,
added
,
additional
,
additionally
,
advance
,
advantage
,
again
,
aid
,
all
included
,
also
,
altogether
,
among
other
things
,
ancillary
,
and
all
,
and
also
,
and
so
,
another
,
as
well
,
assist
,
au
reste
,
auxiliary
,
back
,
beside
,
besides
,
beyond
,
boost
,
collateral
,
conduce
to
,
contribute
to
,
contributory
,
else
,
en
plus
,
encourage
,
engender
,
expedite
,
extra
,
facilitate
,
farther
,
favor
,
for
lagniappe
,
forward
,
foster
,
fresh
,
furthermore
,
generate
,
hasten
,
help
,
in
addition
,
inter
alia
,
into
the
bargain
,
item
,
lend
wings
to
,
likewise
,
make
for
,
more
,
more
distant
,
moreover
,
new
,
on
the
side
,
on
top
of
,
other
,
over
,
over
and
above
,
patronize
,
plus
,
promote
,
propagate
,
push
forward
,
put
forward
,
quicken
,
remoter
,
renewed
,
serve
,
set
forward
,
similarly
,
spare
,
speed
,
supernumerary
,
supplemental
,
supplementary
,
support
,
surplus
,
then
,
therewith
,
thither
,
to
boot
,
too
,
ulterior
,
yet
,
yon
,
yonder
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