Translation for "far away places" to spanish

Far away places

noun

• lugares lejanos

Translation examples

lugares lejanos noun

Far-away places with strange sounding names.
Lugares lejanos, con nombres exóticos.

In the later time and far-away place, a broadcast was received.
En este último lugar, lejano en tiempo y espacio, se recibía una emisión de radio.

Soon I would see places far away, places a Trojan did not hope ever to see.
En breve vería lugares lejanos, lugares que un troyano jamás imaginaría visitar.

The coming of the children, then, was a disaster largely because there were no more far-away places, and danger anywhere was no longer remote.
La llegada de los niños, entonces, constituía un desastre por no haber ya lugares lejanos, y el peligro, por lo tanto, no era remoto para nadie.

Maybe I was running off to those far-away places of my childhood just to receive again that piece of candy, that smile, that embarrassing parting kiss.
Tal vez escapara a esos lugares lejanos de mi infancia simplemente para recibir de nuevo ese caramelo, esa sonrisa, ese desconcertante beso de despedida.

They took me to a far-away place, to the city of Venice, and I fell into the hands of one who made me rich, Father, rich, and gave me learning. I’m alive, sir.
Me llevaron a un lugar lejano, a Venecia, y caí en manos de un hombre que me ha hecho rico, padre, muy rico, y que me ha dado estudios.

"I told him no real mother could fail to go when her child was alone and ill in a far away place." "Mr. Dunworthy," Colin said.
– Le dije que ninguna madre de verdad podía quedarse tan tranquila cuando su hijo estaba solo y enfermo en un lugar lejano. – Señor Dunworthy -dijo Colin-.

“Master,” he said, as I held him close to me, “long years ago, or so they seem to me, in some far-away place, where I lived before I came to you, I was what they called a Fool for God.
—Maestro —dijo, mientras lo estrechaba contra mí—, hace mucho tiempo, según recuerdo vagamente, en un lugar lejano, donde vivía antes de vivir contigo, yo era lo que llamaban un bufón de Dios.