Adjacent Meaning in English
word
/əˈdʒeɪsənt/
uh-JAY-suhnt
/ɐdʒˈeɪsənt/
uh-JAY-suhnt
释义
Something that is adjacent is next to or very close to something else, often sharing a border or side.
用法与细微差别
'Adjacent' is formal; common with technical, legal, real estate, or spatial contexts ('adjacent rooms', 'adjacent property'). Not the same as 'opposite' or just 'near'—it means directly next to. Do not use with things separated by an obvious gap.
Spanish: adyacente - contiguoPortuguese (BR): adjacente - vizinho (lado a lado)Portuguese (PT): adjacente - contíguoChinese (Simplified): 毗邻的 - 相邻的Chinese (Traditional): 毗鄰的 - 相鄰的Hindi: सन्निकट - पास काArabic: مجاور - ملتصقBengali: সংলগ্ন - পাশেরRussian: прилегающий - смежныйJapanese: 隣接したVietnamese: liền kề - sát cạnhKorean: 인접한Turkish: bitişik - yan yanaUrdu: متصل - ملحق (پاس میں)Indonesian: berdampingan - bersebelahan
例句
The two houses are adjacent to each other.
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Our classroom is adjacent to the library.
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They bought the adjacent land for their new project.
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The hotel room has an adjacent bathroom for easy access.
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Please keep the adjacent seat empty for the guest.
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The park is adjacent to a busy shopping center, so parking can be tough.
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