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გამოთქმა: /nɪə/

წინდებული

Universal
  • 1at or to a short distance away from (a place):the car park near the sawmill do you live near here? [superlative]:the table nearest the door
  • 2a short period of time from:near the end of the war [comparative]:details will be given nearer the date
  • 3close to (a state); verging on:she gave a tiny smile, brave but near tears she was near to death
  • a small amount below (another amount):temperatures near 2 million degrees
  • 4similar to:a shape near to the original

ზედსართავი

Universal
  • 1located a short distance away:a large house in the near distance [superlative]:I was a mile from the nearest village
  • 2only a short time ahead:the conflict is unlikely to be resolved in the near future
  • 3similar: [superlative]:walking in these shoes is the nearest thing to floating on air
  • [attributive] close to being (the thing mentioned):his state of near despair a near disaster
  • [attributive] having a close family connection: the loss of a child or other near relative
  • 5 archaic (of a person) mean; miserly.

ზმნისართი

Universal
  • 1at or to a short distance away; nearby:a bomb exploded somewhere near [comparative]:she took a step nearer
  • 2a short time away in the future:his retirement was drawing near
  • 3 [as submodifier] almost:a near perfect fit
  • 4 archaic or dialect nearly:I near fell out of the chair

ზმნა

Universal
  • come near to; approach:soon the cab would be nearing Oxford Street [no object]:lunchtime neared

near at hand

close in distance or time:help was near at hand

near enough

British sufficiently close to being the case for all practical purposes:this price was near enough the going rate for rent

one's nearest and dearest

one’s close friends and relatives.

so near and yet so far

a rueful comment on a narrow failure to achieve an aim.

nearish

adjective

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