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next /nekst/► SEE ALLas good, well, etc. as the next personthe next best thingyour next of kinthe next thing (I knew)…next to nothingthe next worldbetter luck next timefrom one day to the next
●as good, well, etc. as the ˈnext personas good/well etc. as most other people 和平常人一样；和一般人一样◆I can swim as well as the next person, but I can’t compete with her — she’s an Olympic champion.
我游泳水平一般，没法跟她比，她可是奥运冠军。●the next best ˈthingthe best alternative for a thing that you cannot have 仅次于…的事物；排第二的事物◆I couldn’t find any more of that Italian ice cream but this is the next best thing in my opinion.
我再也未能找到那种意大利冰激凌，不过我认为这种仅次于那种。●your ˌnext of ˈkin (formal) your closest living relative or relatives 血缘上最近的亲属；直系亲属◆The hospital need to contact her next of kin — she is very ill indeed.
医院要联系她血缘最近的亲属，她病得很重。◆This form must be signed by your next of kin.
这份表格必须由你的直系亲属签署。 NOTE Kin is an old word for your family or your relatives. * kin 是旧词，意为“家人”或“亲戚”。 ●the ˈnext thing (I knew)… (informal) used when sb tells a story and wants to say that sth happened suddenly or unexpectedly 突然之间；出乎意外◆I was just walking down the road and the next thing I knew someone was pointing a gun at my face.
我正走在路上，突然有人用枪指着我。●next to ˈnothinga very small amount; almost nothing 很少一点；差不多没有◆He knows a great deal about flowers but next to nothing about trees and shrubs.
他的花卉知识极为渊博，不过对于乔木和灌木却知之甚少。◆He was able to buy the neighbouring farm for next to nothing.
他以白菜价买下了隔壁的农场。●the ˈnext world(according to some religious beliefs) the place you go to when you die （一些宗教信仰中的）来世◆She had had a difficult life but she was convinced her reward would come in the next world.
她一生坎坷，不过她相信来世会有回报。●ˌbetter luck ˈnext time (spoken) used to encourage sb who has not been successful at sth （用于鼓励受挫的人）祝下次好运●from ˌone day to the ˈnextif a situation changes from one day to the next, it is uncertain and not likely to stay the same each day 从一天到下一天（表示不知未来如何）；一天一个样◆In this job, I never know what to expect from one day to the next.做这份工作，我每天都不知道第二天会出现什么情况。 |