| 释义 |
ad·ja·cen·cy
\-ənsē, -si\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: Medieval Latin adjacentia, from Late Latin, state of being adjacent, from Latin adjacent-, adjacens + -ia -y
1.
a. : whatever is adjacent in space
b. : nearby or neighboring places — usually plural
2. [Late Latin] : the quality or state of being adjacent : contiguity
3. : a radio or television program or announcement immediately following or preceding another
< his 9:30 program was helped by a popular adjacency at 9:45 > |