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Qué significa “near” en español

EE. UU. /nɪr/ · Reino Unido /nɪə/

near en español: cercano, próximo, casi, prácticamente, querido, fiel

adjetivo

PRÓXIMOB1

cercano, próximo

Que ocurrirá dentro de poco o poco después de otro acontecimiento.

En inglés sencillo: A short time away from the present or from another event.

  • We hope to meet in the near future.
  • The deadline is getting nearer.
  • The two events were near in time.

Sinónimos: close, imminent

Antónimos: distant

Expresiones frecuentes: near future, near date, near in time

CASIB2

casi, prácticamente

Muy próximo a ser algo, aunque sin llegar a serlo por completo o exactamente.

En inglés sencillo: Very close to being something, but not completely or exactly that thing.

  • The cars had a near miss.
  • The performance was a near disaster.
  • Winning seemed a near certainty.

Sinónimos: almost complete, virtual

Expresiones frecuentes: near miss, near disaster, near certainty

VÍNCULO AFECTIVOC2

querido, cercano

Que tiene una relación estrecha con tus sentimientos o intereses y es importante para ti.

En inglés sencillo: Closely connected to your feelings or interests, and important to you.

  • She kept her near and dear friends close.
  • The matter was near to his heart.
  • He spoke warmly of those nearest to him.

Cómo se usa: near to someone’s heart (This cause is near to her heart.)

Sinónimos: dear, close

Antónimos: distant

Expresiones frecuentes: near and dear, near to someone, near someone’s heart

FIEL AL ORIGINALC2

fiel, semejante

Que se parece mucho a lo que se copia o se toma como modelo.

En inglés sencillo: Very similar to the thing being copied or followed.

  • The translation is near to the original.
  • He produced a near copy of the drawing.
  • This version is nearer to the source text.

Cómo se usa: near to something (Her version is near to the original.)

Sinónimos: close, faithful

Expresiones frecuentes: near to original, near translation, near copy

adverbio

CASIC1

casi

Indica que falta muy poco para llegar a un estado o resultado, pero no se llega del todo.

En inglés sencillo: Almost, but not completely.

  • The climb was near impossible.
  • He was near exhausted by sunset.
  • The room was near empty when we arrived.

Sinónimos: nearly, almost

Expresiones frecuentes: near impossible, near perfect, near enough

preposición

CERCAA1

cerca de

A poca distancia de una persona o cosa.

En inglés sencillo: Only a short distance away from someone or something.

  • We live near the park.
  • She sat near the window.
  • Is there a shop near your house?

Sinónimos: close to, by

Antónimos: far from

Expresiones frecuentes: near the station, near someone, live near something, near the river

VALOR CERCANOB2

cerca de

Con poca diferencia respecto a una cantidad, un estado o una cualidad determinados.

En inglés sencillo: Close to a particular amount, condition, or quality.

  • The factory is near full capacity.
  • Your guess is near the truth.
  • Her work comes near perfection.

Sinónimos: close to

Antónimos: far from

Expresiones frecuentes: near the limit, near perfection, near the truth

verbo

ACERCARSEB2

acercarse, aproximarse

Estar cada vez más cerca de un lugar, un momento o un punto.

En inglés sencillo: To move closer to a place, time, or point.

  • We neared the village.
  • The project is nearing completion.
  • As winter nears, the days grow shorter.

Sinónimos: approach

Antónimos: recede

Expresiones frecuentes: near the end, near completion, near the coast

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