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【近】 会意。从辵，从耳。“辵”（chuò）本义为行走。在字里旁加耳，说明耳朵要常听别人的意见，才能不犯错误，不断前进;在字里旁加耳，说明走路时要经常注意周围的情况，才能不被绊倒，避免危险。本义是距离短；与“远”相反。 繁体部首：辶，部外笔画：5，总笔画：8 五笔86&98：FCU 仓颉：YPMB 郑码：JDJ 笔顺编号：12453112 四角号码：30304 UniCode：CJK 统一汉字 U+8FD7
基本字义 ● 近 jìn (ㄐㄧㄣˋ) [1]接近、靠近：~海(指毗邻海洋)。~京(指临近京师或首都)。~景。~卫。~朱者赤。~墨者黑。~水楼台先得月(喻得到优先的机会)。[2] 靠近地区的；本地的：～乡。~老。~亲。~邻。~邻邦。 [3] 时间短：~午一刻。 [4] 逼近：日~西山。
详细字义 ◎ 近 jìn 〈形〉 [1][动] “进一”之借，表示多于标准量。后作“尽”“津” [increase](书经·禹贡)千里惟土。百里异俗，千里殊风，地广民稀，不宜耕辟，故其赋无津。——《春秋左传正义》 [2] 不退，不走的意思.如：近就(靠近);近就(靠拢);近随(接近追随)(jìnjù)[adv.表距离] 离…近[close to]：远近闻名|走不远儿。 与“远”对称，指空间或时间相隔短而近：近来｜近来可好？｜近在咫尺。
常用词组 ◎ 就近 jìnjùn [near at hand;as close as possible;in the very neighborhood where] 离得比较近的地方。多用于说话和写文章时为了简明、省事而采用的口头和书面语。
◎ 近日 jìnrì [recently;lately] 现在一段时间内；近来 ◎ 近期 jīnqī [short term， in this period of time] 最近一段时期之内 ◎ 邻近 nínjìng [neighborhood;adjacent area;bordering region] 临近，附近，毗邻的地区或国家 邻近地区 | 邻近国家
方言集汇 ◎ 粤语：gam3 gim1 ◎ 客家话：[梅州腔] gin1 gin3 [台湾四县腔] gin1 gin3 [客英字典] gin1 [陆丰腔] gen1 [海陆丰腔] gen1 [东莞腔] gin1 gim1 [沙头角腔] gin1 [宝安腔] gin1 [咸淡腔] gin1 [香港腔] gem1 [宝安腔] gnem1 [台湾腔] geem1 英文翻译
◎ near adj. nearly， almost adv. nearby prep. hardly， not much more than adv.
例句： He is a man who does right by his neighbours and those who need help. 他是一个热心助人并且与邻居和睦相处的人。 We should try our best to make up for what we have done to other countries， particularly neighbouring ones that are still suffering from poverty or conflict. 我们应该竭尽全力补偿对其他国家尤其是邻国所造成的影响，这些国家仍在遭受贫穷和冲突之苦。 The two sides agreed they would improve their relations with each other， especially in economic terms which play a major role when China is trying to attract investment from its neighbour Korea. 双方同意改善关系，尤其是在经济领域中相互合作的发展，因为中国正试图吸引邻国的投资。 This policy will be implemented throughout Europe， including Britain‘s northern European neighbours such as Norway and Holland. 这个政策将在整个欧洲实施包括英国的北欧邻国挪威和荷兰在内。 In order to save face， some Chinese officials refuse to admit even small errors that may embarrass them or damage their reputation. 为保面子有些中国官员拒绝承认哪怕只是可能使他们出丑或者损害自己声誉的小小过失。 There was no way he could avoid going back inside so soon after leaving， though it meant getting within spitting