near的意思和读音

near

: [nɪr] : [nɪə(r)]

adv.

prep.

v.

adj.

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nearer  nearest  

adj.+n.near relative,near disaster

adv.far

adj.off

nearadj.

1.a short distance away

His house is very near.

Where's the nearest bank?

2.a short time away in the future

The conflict is unlikely to be resolved in the near future(= very soon) .

3.coming next after sb/sth

She has a 12-point lead over her nearest rival. 12

4.similar; most similar

He was the nearest thing to(= the person most like) a father she had ever had.

5.[obn]close to being sb/sth

The election proved to be a near disaster for the party.

a near impossibility

6.~ relative/relationused to describe a close family connection

Only the nearest relatives were present at the funeral.

IDMyour nearest and dearest(informal)your close family and friends

Phew! That was a near thing! It could have been a disaster.

We won in the end but it was a near thing.

a near thinga situation in which you are successful, but which could also have ended badly

Phew! That was a near thing! It could have been a disaster.

We won in the end but it was a near thing.

We calculated the cost to the nearest 50 dollars. 50

to the nearest…followed by a number when counting or measuring approximately

We calculated the cost to the nearest 50 dollars. 50

adv.

1.at a short distance away

A bomb exploded somewhere near.

She took a step nearer.

Visitors came from near and far .

2.a short time away in the future

The exams are drawing near .

3.almost

a near-perfect performance

I'm as near certain as can be.

IDM

There were about 3 000 people there, as near as I could judge. 3 000

as near asas accurately as

There were about 3 000 people there, as near as I could judge. 3 000

It will cost £350, or as near as dammit. 350

as near as damn it/dammit(informal)used to say that an amount is so nearly correct that the difference does not matter

It will cost £350, or as near as dammit. 350

We've been here twenty years, near enough.

near enough(informal)used to say that sth is so nearly true that the difference does not matter

We've been here twenty years, near enough.

The job doesn't pay anywhere near enough for me.

not anywhere near/nowhere nearfar from; not at all

The job doesn't pay anywhere near enough for me.

so near and yet so farused to comment on sth that was almost successful but in fact failedprep.

1.at a short distance away from sb/sth

Do you live near here?

Go and sit nearer (to) the fire.

2.a short period of time from sth

My birthday is very near Christmas.

I'll think about it nearer (to) the time(= when it is just going to happen) .

3.used before a number to mean ‘approximately’, ‘just below or above’

Share prices are near their record high of last year.

Profits fell from $11 million to nearer $8 million. 1 100 800

4.仿similar to sb/sth in quality, size, etc.

Nobody else comes near her in intellect.

He's nearer 70 than 60. 60 70

This colour is nearest (to) the original.

5.~ (doing) sth);close to a particular state

a state near (to) death

She was near to tears(= almost crying) .

We came near to being killed.

v.

1.[t][i]~ (sth)to come close to sth in time or space

The project is nearing completion .

She was nearing the end of her life.

We neared the top of the hill.

As Christmas neared, the children became more and more excited.

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adv.1.at or to a time not far away2.at a point that is not far away in state, resemblance, or number3.almost in a particular state or situation

adj.1.on the left side, especially of an animal or a horse-drawn vehicle2.closely related to somebody3.reluctant to give or spend money

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2. 【at】 ; 【near; 【under】 ...; ...

3. rise near slow ...

4. down near house ...

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6.…… over near in front of ...

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6.The spokesman welcomed the elections, which he said were marked by high voter turnout and a near absence of violence.

7.The establishment does not want the fact that Planet X is near the Sun to be a focus.X

8.One morning the prince and his dog were out as usual, and in chasing their game they drew near the bank of the Nile River.

9.There was no question of him cancelling the trip so near the departure date.

10.Darcy's farther notice; though often standing within a very short distance of her, quite disengaged, he never came near enough to speak.