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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

inglés
inglés
español
español

I. next [ingl. am. nɛkst, ingl. brit. nɛkst] ADJ.

1. next (in time):

the week after next

2. next (in position):

next

3. next (in sequence):

who's next?
who's next?
next(, please)! (at doctor's)
excuse me, I was or I'm next
I can take a joke as well as the next man or person, but
to be (the) next to + infin you're the next to speak
to be (the) next to + infin you're the next to speak

II. next [ingl. am. nɛkst, ingl. brit. nɛkst] ADV.

1.1. next (then):

next
next
what did you do/say next?

1.2. next (now):

what shall we do next?
what comes next?

1.3. next (the first time after now):

when you see me next or when you next see me

2. next (second):

3.1. next (beside):

3.2. next (compared with):

next

3.3. next (after):

next

3.4. next (second):

3.5. next (almost, virtually):

I. next door ADV.

next door
who lives next door?
next door to sb/sth
al lado de alguien/algo

II. next-door ADJ.

next-door atrbv.:

next-door

next of kin <pl next of kin> SUST.

next of kin
next of kin
español
español
inglés
inglés
next to
the next world
old four-eyes who lives next door coloq., pey.
next
next please!

en el diccionario PONS

inglés
inglés
español
español

I. next [nekst] ADJ.

1. next (nearest in location):

next

2. next (following in time):

next
next
the next day
next month
the next thing
(the) next time

3. next (following in order):

next
to be next
to be (the) next to do sth
the next sth but one
next to sth/sb

II. next [nekst] ADV.

1. next (afterwards, subsequently):

next
next

2. next (almost as much):

next to

3. next (again, once more):

next

4. next (almost):

next
next to nothing

5. next (second):

III. next [nekst] PREP.

1. next (beside):

next to
next to the skin

2. next (almost):

next

3. next (second to):

next to last

I. next door [ˌneksˈdɔ:ʳ, ingl. am. ˌnekstˈdɔ:r] ADV.

next door

II. next door [ˌneksˈdɔ:ʳ, ingl. am. ˌnekstˈdɔ:r] ADJ.

next door
to be/feel next door to sth ingl. brit. fig.

next-door neighbo(u)r SUST.

vecino(-a) m (f) de al lado

next of kin SUST. sin pl.

next of kin
next of kin
español
español
inglés
inglés
next-to-last
next
the next life
mediato (-a)
next but one
next
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
español
español

I. next [nekst] ADJ.

1. next (nearest in location):

next

2. next (following in time):

next
next
the next day
next month
the next thing
(the) next time

3. next (following in order):

next
to be next
to be (the) next to do sth
next to sth/sb

II. next [nekst] ADV.

1. next (afterwards, subsequently):

next
next

2. next (almost as much):

next to

3. next (again, once more):

next

4. next (almost):

next
next to nothing

5. next (second):

III. next [nekst] PREP.

1. next (beside):

next to
next to the skin

2. next (almost):

next

3. next (second to):

next to last

next door [ˌnekst·ˈdɔr] ADV.

next door

next of kin SUST.

next of kin

next-door neighbor SUST.

vecino (-a) m (f) de al lado
next of kin
español
español
inglés
inglés
next-to-last
next
next
mediato (-a)
next but one
next
next please!

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Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

The church had no business to be standing next door to the school.
en.wikipedia.org
In 1950, a roller-skating rink was constructed next door to the bowling alley which featured skate rentals, a snack bar, and a live organ player.
en.wikipedia.org
I removed the batteries, and gave it to the girl next door and told her it was a pencil case.
jamaica-gleaner.com
Every spring my father would drag our water hose next door to help fill it.
www.thestar.com
A pilot light went out in the restaurant next door, causing natural gas to escape.
www.thebarrieexaminer.com