Well, honey, when you're talking about distance, saying "how far" usually means you want to know the measurement between two points. If you're adding distance, well, that's just wishful thinking unless you're trying to calculate a total distance. And subtracting distance? Well, unless you've got a magic ruler, that's just not gonna fly.
The batting average is math because you have to add, subtract and divide. Another one is how far the bases are back and the pitching mound.
A variance is a measure of how far a set of numbers is spread out around its mean.
5 goes into 50 ten times. Logically speaking, only once. After the first subtraction, 50 now has a value of 45. Therefore you cannot subtract from 50 a second time. It's similar to how many marbles can you fit into an empty bag. Just one. How far can a dog walk into the woods. Halfway. After that, he's walking out.
It's an older slang with the same meaning as "cool" or "groovy."
i think your talking about distance, so in that respect .40 "as far" and something else. means 40% as far if im on a track and go 100meters and someone else goes 40 meters it means hes only gone .4 as far
First you subtract six, then add eight, then add six so far. I'm not sure, but I think you subtract eight next, which would make the next number 13 again.
well as far as i know it is a faurt or someone is saying a bad word without saying it
The batting average is math because you have to add, subtract and divide. Another one is how far the bases are back and the pitching mound.
If you mean Washington, DC: 13,772 km or 8558 milesIf you mean the state of Washington subtract...hmmm...around 2300 miles
Subtract it, but it is 3,188
"On the fringe" means just barely acceptable, but pretty far out. "Beyond the fringe" means irredeemably far out.
It's basically saying that he loves this really beautiful girl that he wants to take far, far away for whatever sappy reason you can think of.
hammed it up overacted went too far to show off etc
It originated in the mid 1600s and initially was used literally for physical objects that appeared at widely separated intervals. Today is is also used more loosely to mean scarce as in "Given the high prices in the new shop, customers were few and far between".
It means that you or the person saying it is somewhere that isn't near any civilization or is far away from a real city.
It is add I think
Far, far away is a saying that means something is literally far away.