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next的英文翻譯是什么意思，詞典釋義與在線(xiàn)翻譯：
詳盡釋義
adj. (形容詞)
- 下一個(gè)的，下一班的，緊接（隨）在后的，緊接著(zhù)的，接下去的，接下來(lái)的，居后的，隨后的
- 次于的，其次的
- 隔壁的
- 下次的
- 最近的
- 任何別的
- 以后的，今后的
- 然后，隨后，居后地
- 下（一）次
- 接下去，緊接著(zhù)，下一步，接下來(lái)
- 次于，第二，其次，僅次于...
- 依次
- 用于詢(xún)問(wèn)，表示吃驚或困惑
- 貼近，最近地
- 旁的
- 下一個(gè)人，下一位，下一件
- 靠近（...），貼近（...），最近于...，靠...的，在...旁
- 居于...之后，緊接著(zhù)
- 次于，在...之次
- 在...的隔壁
- 時(shí)而
- =Near End Crosstalk，近端串擾（音）
雙解釋義
adj. (形容詞)
- 緊接在后的,次于的 coming immediately after sb/sth in order, space or time
- 貼近的,緊鄰的 closest, adjacent
- 接下去,然后 after this or that; then
- 居后,次于 taking the following place in order
英英釋義
Adjective:
-
immediately following in time or order;
"the following day"
"next in line"
"the next president"
"the next item on the list"
-
nearest in space or position; immediately adjoining without intervening space;
"had adjacent rooms"
"in the next room"
"the person sitting next to me"
"our rooms were side by side"
-
(of elected officers) elected but not yet serving;
"our next president"
-
at the time or occasion immediately following;
"next the doctor examined his back"
next的用法和樣例：
例句
用作形容詞 (adj.)
- If I miss this train I'll catch the next one.
如果我錯過(guò)了這班火車(chē)，就趕乘下一班。 - Let's pass on to the next item on the agenda.
咱們進(jìn)行議事日程的下一個(gè)項目吧。 - The next best thing would be to tell him the truth.
其次，最好的辦法就是把真相告訴他們。 - She's in the room next door to her parents.
她住在她父母隔壁的那個(gè)房間。 - There was a burst of laughter in the next room.
隔壁房間里突然爆發(fā)出一陣笑聲。
用作副詞 (adv.)
- Next, there was the matter of her clothes.
其次，還有她的服裝問(wèn)題。 - They wrangled over what to do next.
他們就接下來(lái)該干什么而爭吵。 - Next, the wheat is ground into flour at the mill.
然后，麥子在磨坊里被磨成面粉。 - What will you do next?
接下來(lái)你要干什么？
詞匯搭配
用作形容詞 (adj.)
～+名詞
- the next door but one 隔壁第二家
- in the next place 其次,然后
- next in line 按順序的下一個(gè)
- next to 緊跟在…之后的,僅次于…的
- next to Beijing 僅次于北京
- next to impossible 差不多是不可能的
經(jīng)典引文
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When a Fox is very much troubled with Fleas, he goes into the next pool.
出自： Addison -
Music was borne in from the next room.
出自： E. Waugh -
Perched on a stool next to her is her friend Barbara.
出自：Esquire
