Distaba (en. Was distant)

[distáβa]

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: Indicates that something was at a certain distance in the past.

English: The town was very far from the city.

El pueblo distaba mucho de la ciudad.

English: Conveys a physical or temporal separation between two points.

English: The house was five kilometers from the beach.

La casa distaba cinco kilómetros de la playa.

English: It is used to describe the difference or distance in a specific context.

English: The distance between their ideas was quite significant.

La distancia entre sus ideas distaba bastante.

English: From the verb 'distar', which comes from the Latin 'distare'.

English: to be very far away

English: To have a great separation in space or time.

distar mucho

English: to be very close

English: To have a small separation.

distar poco

English: to be away from

English: To indicate the distance between one object and another.

distar de

English: distance

English: Measure of space between two points.

distancia

English: distant

English: That is far away in space or time.

distante

English: to distance

English: To distance something or someone.

distanciar

English: It is used in relationship contexts to indicate emotional separation.

English: Since we argued, our feelings were very distant.

Desde que discutimos, nuestros sentimientos distaban mucho.