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next N0090300 (nĕkst)adj.1. Nearest in space or position; adjacent: the next room.2. Immediately following, as in time, order, or sequence: next week; the next item on the list.adv.1. In the time, order, or place nearest or immediately following: reading this book next; our next oldest child.2. On the first subsequent occasion: when next I write.n. The next person or thing: The next will be better.Idiom: next to1. Adjacent to: the car next to hers.2. Following in order or degree: Next to skiing, she likes hiking.3. Almost; practically: next to impossible.
[Middle English nexte, from Old English nīehsta, nēhst, superlative of nēah, near.]next (nɛkst) adj1. immediately following: the next patient to be examined; do it next week. 2. immediately adjoining: the next room. 3. closest to in degree: the tallest boy next to James; the next-best thing. 4. the next but one the one after the nextadv5. at a time or on an occasion immediately to follow: the patient to be examined next; next, he started to unscrew the telephone receiver. 6. next to a. adjacent to; at or on one side of: the house next to ours. b. following in degree: next to your mother, who do you love most?. c. almost: next to impossible. preparchaic next to[Old English nēhst, superlative of nēah nigh; compare near, neighbour]next (nɛkst)
adj. 1. immediately following in time, order, importance, etc.: the next day. 2. nearest in place or position: the next room. adv. 3. in the place, time, order, etc., nearest or immediately following: We're going to London next. This is my next oldest daughter. 4. on the first occasion to follow: when next we meet. prep. 5. adjacent to; nearest: the closet next the blackboard. Idioms: 1. next door to, a. in a house, apartment, office, etc., adjacent to. b. next to; verging on. 2. next to, a. adjacent to: Sit next to me. b. almost; nearly: next to impossible. c. aside from: Next to me, you're the best. [before 900; Middle English next(e), Old English niehst, superlative of nēah nigh (see -est1)] nextNext is usually used for saying when something will happen. It can also be used for talking about the position of something, either physically, or in a list or series. 1. talking about the futureYou use next in front of words such as week, month, or year to say when something will happen. For example, if it is Wednesday and something is going to happen on Monday, you can say that it will happen next week. I'm getting married next month.I don't know where I will be next year.Be Careful!
Don't use 'the' or a preposition in front of next. Don't say, for example, that something will happen 'the next week' or 'in the next week'. You can also use next without 'the' or a preposition in front of weekend or in front of the name of a season, month, or day of the week. You must come and see us next weekend.He'll be seventy-five next April.Let's have lunch together next Wednesday.Be Careful!
Don't say that something will happen 'next day'. Say that it will happen tomorrow. Similarly, don't say that something will happen 'next morning', 'next afternoon', 'next evening', or 'next night'. Say that it will happen tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening, or tomorrow night. Can we meet tomorrow at five?I'm going down there tomorrow morning.Be Careful!
You don't usually use 'next' to refer to a day in the same week. For example, if it is Monday and you intend to ring someone in four days' time, don't say 'I will ring you next Friday'. You say 'I will ring you on Friday'. He's going camping on Friday.If you want to make it completely clear that you are talking about a day in the same week, you use this. The film opens this Thursday at various cinemas in London.Similarly, you can say that something will happen this weekend. I might be able to go skiing this weekend.Use the next to refer to any period of time measured forward from the present. For example, if it is July 2nd and you want to say that something will happen between now and July 23rd, you say that it will happen in the next three weeks or during the next three weeks. Mr MacGregor will make the announcement in the next two weeks.Plans will be finalized during the next few months.2. talking about the pastWhen you are talking about the past and you want to say that something happened on the day after events that you have been describing, you say that it happened the next day or the following day. I telephoned the next day and made a complaint.The following day I went to speak at a conference in Scotland.Next, the next, and the following can also be used in front of morning. Next morning he began to work.The next morning, a letter arrived for me.The following morning he checked out of the hotel.However, in front of afternoon, evening, or the name of a day of the week you normally only use the following. I arrived at the village the following afternoon.He was supposed to start the following Friday.3. talking about physical positionYou use next to to say that someone or something is by the side of a person or object. She sat next to him.There was a lamp next to the bed.If you talk about the next room, you mean a room that is separated by a wall from the one you are in. I can hear my husband talking in the next room.Similarly, if you are in a theatre or a bus, the next seat is a seat by the side of the one that you are sitting in. The girl in the next seat was looking at him with interest.You can use next like this with a few other nouns, for example desk, bed, or compartment. Be Careful!
However, don't use 'next' simply to say that a particular thing is the closest one. Don't say, for example, 'They took him to the next hospital'. You say 'They took him to the nearest hospital'. The nearest town is Brompton.The nearest beach is 15 minutes' walk away.4. talking about a list or seriesThe next one in a list or series is the one that comes immediately after the one you have been talking about. Let's go on to the next item on the agenda.In British English, the next thing but one in a list or series is the one that comes after the next one. The next entry but one is another recipe.Thesaurus| Adj. | 1. | next - immediately following in time or order; "the following day"; "next in line"; "the next president"; "the next item on the list"followingsucceeding - coming after or following | | 2. |  next - 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"adjacent, side by sideclose - at or within a short distance in space or time or having elements near each other; "close to noon"; "how close are we to town?"; "a close formation of ships" | | 3. | next - (of elected officers) elected but not yet serving; "our next president"succeeding, futureincoming - arriving at a place or position; "incoming class"; "incoming mail" | | Adv. | 1. | next - at the time or occasion immediately following; "next the doctor examined his back" |
nextadjective1. following, later, succeeding, subsequent I caught the next available flight.2. adjacent, closest, nearest, neighbouring, adjoining The man in the next chair was asleep.adverb1. afterwards, then, later, following, subsequently, thereafter I don't know what to do next.next to beside, by, near, close to, alongside, next door to, adjacent to, at the side of, abreast of, cheek by jowl with The car was parked in the small weedy lot next to the hotel.nextadjective1. Sharing a common boundary:adjacent, adjoining, conterminous, contiguous.2. Occurring right after another:coming, following.adverbAt a subsequent time:after, afterward, afterwards, later, latterly, subsequently, ulteriorly.Idioms: after a while, by and by, later on.Translationsnext (nekst) adjective nearest in place, time etc. When you have called at that house, go on to the next one; The next person to arrive late will be sent away; Who is next on the list? 下一個 下一个 adverb immediately after in place or time. John arrived first and Jane came next. 其次 其次 pronoun the person or thing nearest in place, time etc. Finish one question before you begin to answer the next; One minute he was sitting beside me – the next he was lying on the ground. 下一個 下一个next best/biggest/oldest etc the one immediately after the best, biggest, oldest etc. I can't go to Paris so London is the next best place. 僅次於最好的 仅次于最好的next door adverb in the next house. I live next door (to Mrs Smith). 隔壁 隔壁next to1. beside. She sat next to me. 在旁邊 在旁边，紧邻 2. closest to. In height, George comes next to me. 接近 接近3. more or less; pretty well. His writing is next to illegible. 差不多 几乎- Turn right at the next intersection (US)
Go right at the next junction (UK) → 下一个路口转右 - Turn left at the next intersection (US)
Go left at the next junction (UK) → 下一个路口转左 - I'd like two tickets for next Friday → 我要买下星期五的两张票
- The next available train, please → 我买一张下趟火车的车票
- When is the next bus to ...? → 去...的下一班车是几点？
- When do we stop next? → 下一站几点到？
- What is the next stop? → 下一站是什么地方？
- Is the next stop ...? → 下一站是不是...？
- When is the next train to ...? → 下一趟去...的火车是几点？
- When is the next sailing to ...? → 去...的下一班轮渡是几点？
- Next Saturday → 下星期六
- Next week → 下星期
- Next year → 明年
- The week after next → 下下个星期
next
See:- (goodbye) until next time
- (one's) next of kin
- (some) time (a)round
- (the) next thing (one) knows
- a week from next Tuesday
- as (something) as the next man/woman/person
- as as the next man
- as good, well, etc. as the next person
- as the next girl
- as the next guy
- as the next person
- better luck next time
- buy a round
- catch the next wave
- Cleanliness is next to godliness
- from here till next Tuesday
- from one day to the next
- from one moment to the next
- Good-bye for now
- in next to no time
- in the next breath
- knock (one) into (the middle of) next week
- knock someone into the middle of next week
- live next door
- live next door (to one)
- next door to
- next in line
- Next question
- next to
- next to nothing
- next world
- next, first, second, etc. time around/round
- next-door neighbor
- one day chicken and the next day feathers
- one's next of kin
- one's next-door neighbor
- pale beside (someone or something)
- pale beside/next to something
- pale next to (someone or something)
- place (someone or something) next to (someone or something else)
- place next to
- put (someone or something) next to (someone or something else)
- see you next Tuesday
- see you next year
- sit next to Nellie
- the boy next door
- the first/top rung on the ladder
- the girl/boy next door
- the next best thing
- the next thing...
- the next world
- till next time
- your next of kin
NeXT
NeXT(1) A computer company that became a software company and then merged into Apple. NeXT Computer was founded in Redwood City, California, in 1985 by Apple co-founder Steve Jobs. In 1988, NeXT introduced a high-resolution workstation housed in a black cube that used the Motorola 68K CPU and ran under the NeXTSTEP operating system.
The computer was discontinued in 1993, at which time NexT became NeXT Software and focused on OpenStep, the object-oriented development environment of NeXTSTEP, which was made available on x86, Sun and HP machines. In 1996, NeXT Software was acquired by Apple and Steve Jobs returned to the company he helped create.
(2) (NEXT) (Near End Cross(X) Talk) A measurement of crosstalk between two wire pairs. It is the difference in signal strength between the interfering pair and the interfered pair. The higher the number, the less crosstalk. See FEXT and PSNEXT.FinancialSeeWorld Wide WebNEXT
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| NEXT➣New Experience in Telecommunications | | NEXT➣Near End Cross Talk | | NEXT➣Near-End Cross Talk | | NEXT➣New Experiences in Teaching | | NEXT➣NASA Exploration Team | | NEXT➣Natural Excitation Technique | | NEXT➣New Exploratory Technologies | | NEXT➣Nationwide Evaluation X-ray Trends (radiation database; Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors) |
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Synonyms for nextadj followingSynonyms- following
- later
- succeeding
- subsequent
adj adjacentSynonyms- adjacent
- closest
- nearest
- neighbouring
- adjoining
adv afterwardsSynonyms- afterwards
- then
- later
- following
- subsequently
- thereafter
phrase next toSynonyms- beside
- by
- near
- close to
- alongside
- next door to
- adjacent to
- at the side of
- abreast of
- cheek by jowl with
Synonyms for nextadj sharing a common boundarySynonyms- adjacent
- adjoining
- conterminous
- contiguous
adj occurring right after anotherSynonymsadv at a subsequent timeSynonyms- after
- afterward
- afterwards
- later
- latterly
- subsequently
- ulteriorly
Synonyms for nextadj immediately following in time or orderSynonymsRelated Wordsadj nearest in space or positionSynonymsRelated Wordsadj (of elected officers) elected but not yet servingSynonymsRelated Words |