/pʁɔʃɛ̃/
Translation
next, upcoming
Word origin
From Late Latin propeanus, from the Latin adverb prope ('near'). The sense moved from 'near' to 'next'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- prope
- English cognates
- propinquity, approach
Grammar
Examples
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The next train arrives at midday.
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We will see each other next week.
?
What is the next stop?
Lyon .
The next train to Lyon leaves in ten minutes.
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We'll meet next week for lunch.
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