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adjective
Usage:
60%
following, subsequent
Translation: following, subsequent
Pronunciation: /nɛkst/
Meaning: Directly following in ranking or importance, often used in grading or placement.

Used to show who or what is just after the top one in order, rank, or importance.

She came next in the race.

Next highest score wins the prize.

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B1
noun
Usage:
80%
successor, following one
Translation: successor, following one
Pronunciation: /nɛkst/
Meaning: The person or thing that follows immediately after the current one in a series or sequence.

'Next' as a noun means the person or thing that comes after the one before it, often used when waiting or in order.

Who is next in line?

The next is very important.

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A2
adverb
Usage:
70%
soon, immediately
Translation: soon, immediately
Pronunciation: /nɛkst/
Meaning: Very soon or immediately after now or the present time.

As an adverb, 'next' means something will happen soon or right after the current time or event.

I will call you next.

She finished and left next.

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B2
adjective
Usage:
65%
proceed, continue
Translation: proceed, continue
Pronunciation: /nɛkst/
Meaning: In computing, the command to move to the following item or step.

'Next' is often used in computer programs or websites to show the button that moves you to the following screen or step.

Click the next button to continue.

Choose next page for more info.

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A2
adjective
Usage:
90%
adjacent, beside
Translation: adjacent, beside
Pronunciation: /nɛkst/
Meaning: Closest in space or position; immediately adjacent or beside.

'Next' means very near something or someone, usually right beside it in space.

Sit next to me, please.

The store is next door.

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A1
adjective
Usage:
85%
following period, upcoming
Translation: following period, upcoming
Pronunciation: /nɛkst/
Meaning: The upcoming or following week, day, or time period after the current one.

Used to talk about the time or day that comes immediately after the present time or day.

I have an exam next Monday.

See you next year!

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