How is the word distante translated from Spanish to English

Que no se implica emocionalmente en algo.

Not emotionally involved in something.

adjective
English translation
Detached

Examples with “distante”

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  • Habló con una voz fría y distante. She spoke in a cold, detached voice.

  • Compraron una casa independiente con jardín. They bought a detached house with a garden.

  • El entrevistador se mostró educado pero distante. The interviewer remained polite but detached.

  • El garaje es independiente del edificio principal. The garage is detached from the main building.

  • ¿Por qué suena tan distante cuando hablamos? Why does he sound so detached when we talk?

  • Las casas independientes de esta calle se venden rápido. Detached houses on this street sell quickly.

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FAQ about “distante”

How is “distante” translated from Spanish?
“distante” translates into English as “Detached”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “distante” mean?
Meaning of “distante”: Que no se implica emocionalmente en algo. In English — “Detached”.
What part of speech is “distante”?
“distante” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “distante”?
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