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历史：
- further 166
- support 98
- perplex 154
- face 227
- DEAL+WITH 77
- display 153
- present 215
- show 203
- RED-FACED 102
- hello 2498
- be staring sb in the face 60
- quantity 219
- supporting 54
- be+staring+sb+in+the+face 49
- contribute 197
- zombie 126
- DEAL WITH 108
fur·ther
\\ˈfər-thər\\ adverb
my ponies are tired, and I have further to go — Thomas Hardy
2. in addition : moreover
3. to a greater degree or extent
further annoyed by a second intrusion
Usage: see farther
transitive verb
(fur·thered ; fur·ther·ing \\ˈfərth-riŋ, ˈfər-thə-\\)
Synonyms: see advance
• fur·ther·er \\ˈfər-thər-ər\\ noun
adjective
rode…across the valley and up the further slopes — T. E. Lawrence
2. going or extending beyond : additional
further volumes
further education
Usage: see farther
| I |
\\ˈfər-thər\\ adverb ETYMOLOGY Middle English, from Old English furthor (akin to Old High German furthar further), comparative, from the base of Old English forth forth
DATE before 12th century
1. farther 1my ponies are tired, and I have further to go — Thomas Hardy
2. in addition : moreover
3. to a greater degree or extent
further annoyed by a second intrusion
Usage: see farther
| II |
(fur·thered ; fur·ther·ing
\\ˈfərth-riŋ, ˈfər-thə-\\) DATE before 12th century
: to help forward : promoteSynonyms: see advance
• fur·ther·er
\\ˈfər-thər-ər\\ noun| III |
DATE 13th century
1. farther 1rode…across the valley and up the further slopes — T. E. Lawrence
2. going or extending beyond : additional
further volumes
further education
Usage: see farther
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