Смысл: aesthetic distance

aesthetic distance[i:s͵θetıkʹdıstəns]
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<Í> отстранение от содержания произведения искусства в целях его чисто эстетической оценки

distance Идиома

go the distance

finish the race, complete the course If Mat begins a project, he'll go the distance - he'll complete it.

keep your distance

do not come too close, respect a person's space Keep your distance or she'll accuse you of harassment.

at a distance

站开一点；离开一些距离；在远处
The picture looks better at a distance．这幅画远看更好些。

in the distance

far away；at a distance 远处
A small house can be seen in the distance．远处可以看到一幢小房子。

keep one's distance

be cool toward sb．；avoid being friendly 对某人表示冷淡；不与某人亲近
Mary did not like her coworker，Betty，and kept her distance from her．玛丽不喜欢她的同事贝蒂，因而对她很冷淡。

within hailing distance

Idiom(s): within hailing distance AND within calling distance

Theme: PROXIMITY

close enough to hear someone call out.
• When the boat came within hailing distance, I asked if I could borrow some gasoline.
• We weren't within calling distance, so I couldn't hear what you said to me.

within calling distance

Distance makes the heart grow fonder.

When you are separated from the person you love, your feelings are even stronger.

keep one at a distance|arm|arm's length|at a dista

v. phr. To avoid (someone's) company; not become too friendly toward. Mr. Smith is kind to the workers in his store but after work he keeps them at a distance. Betty likes Bill and is trying to be friendly, but he keeps her at arm's length.
Compare: KEEP ONE'S DISTANCE, HOLD OFF(1a).

keep one's distance|distance|keep

v. phr. To be cool toward someone; avoid being friendly. Mary did not like her co-worker, Betty, and kept her distance from her.
Compare: KEEP ONE AT A DISTANCE.

distance

distance
see go the distance; keep one's distance; spitting distance.

spitting distance

spitting distance
A very short distance, as in We were in spitting distance of winning the pennant but then we lost three games in a row. Alluding to the relatively short distance over which one's spit will carry, this idiom was first recorded in 1895 as within spitting range.