I Nekst Day Adjective Train Baltimore Ten Months

• the next train to baltimore is at ten.
• the next six months will be the hardest.
• the next chapter deals with the post-war situation.
• who's next?

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1. coming straight after somebody/something in time, order or space
• The next train to Baltimore is at ten.
• The next six months will be the hardest.
• The next chapter deals with the post-war situation.
• Who's next?
• The woman in the next room was talking in a very loud voice.
• The parcel will arrive in the next few days.
• I fainted and the next thing I knew I was in the hospital.
• Round here, you leave school and next thing you know you're married with three kids.
2. the Monday, week, etc. immediately following
• Next Thursday is 12 April.
• Next time I'll bring a book.
• I'm going away next month.
• Next month's rent is due today.
3. used to encourage somebody who has not been successful at something
• Never mind— better luck next time.
• If you didn't win a prize, better luck next time.
4. if a situation changes from one day to the next, it is uncertain and not likely to stay the same each day
• I never know what to expect from one day to the next.
5. the average person
• I can enjoy a joke as well as the next man, but this is going too far.

Word Origin

• Old English nēhsta ‘nearest’, superlative of nēah ‘nigh’; compare with Dutch naast and German nächste.