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ˈnekst Tə Who’s Somebody/Something Nearest Sitting Next To Preposition
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BrE / ˈnekst tə / NAmE / ˈnekst tə / |
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- we sat next to each other.
- when is your next appointment?
- turn left at the next traffic lights.
- who’s next?
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next-to(preposition)BrE / ˈnekst tə / NAmE / ˈnekst tə / - in or into a position right beside somebody/something
- We sat next to each other.
- When is your next appointment?
- Turn left at the next traffic lights.
- Who’s next?
- Where’s the nearest supermarket?
- Janet’s sitting nearest to the window (= of all the people in the room).
- Sarah’s sitting next to the window (= right beside it).
- Who’s sitting nearest the door?
- following in order or importance after somebody/something
- Next to skiing my favourite sport is skating.
- almost
- Charles knew next to nothing about farming.
- The horse came next to last (= the one before the last one) in the race.
- in comparison with somebody/something
- Next to her I felt like a fraud.
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