[English] The Oxford 3000 Most Important Words
Time Empty Worked Years Leave I’ve Almost/Nearly Pretty
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nearly |
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BrE / ˈnɪəli / NAmE / ˈnɪrli / |
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- the bottle's nearly empty.
- i've worked here for nearly two years.
- it's nearly time to leave.
- the audience was nearly all men.
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nearly(adverb)BrE / ˈnɪəli / NAmE / ˈnɪrli / - almost; not quite; not completely
- The bottle's nearly empty.
- I've worked here for nearly two years.
- It's nearly time to leave.
- The audience was nearly all men.
- He's nearly as tall as you are.
- They're nearly always late.
- She very nearly died.
- She almost/nearly/practically missed her train.
- Nearly all the students have bikes.
- I’ve got practically every CD they’ve made.
- There were nearly 200 people at the meeting.
- We only just got there in time.
- We almost/nearly didn’t get there in time.
- I’ll eat almost anything.
- She’s hardly ever in
- She’s almost never in
- The boat looked almost like a toy.
- He was very nearly caught.
- much less than; not at all
- It's not nearly as hot as last year.
- There isn't nearly enough time to get there now.
- almost; almost completely
- One dog looks pretty much like another to me.
- He goes out pretty well every night.
- The first stage is pretty near finished.
Extra Examples- He’s nearly as tall as you are.
- I’ve got almost/nearly every CD they’ve made.
- I’ve worked here for nearly two years.
- It’s nearly time to leave.
- She almost/nearly missed her train.
- The bottle’s nearly empty.
- There were nearly 200 people at the meeting.
- They’re nearly always late.
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