proximity
gb/pɹɑksˈɪmɪti/ us/pɹɑksˈɪmɪti/
B2
Angličtina
~ 9600
közelség
PODSTATNÉ JMÉNO
B2
1
közelség
B2
Vzorec užití:
in close proximity to [something]
The hotel’s proximity to the airport makes it very convenient for travelers.
A szálloda azért nagyon kényelmes az utazók számára, mert közel van a repülőtérhez.
Because of their close proximity to the river, the houses are at risk of flooding.
A folyó közvetlen közelsége miatt a házakat árvízveszély fenyegeti.
The chairs are placed in close proximity so that everyone can hear the speaker.
Living in such close proximity to a busy road can be noisy and stressful.
Učební příklady
Our school is in close proximity to the train station.
Az iskolánk a vasútállomás közvetlen közelében van.
I like this apartment because of its proximity to my office.
Azért tetszik ez a lakás, mert közel van az irodámhoz.
There is a park in close proximity to my house.
The two cars were parked in very close proximity.
Častá chyba:
Learners sometimes say *"proximity of"* instead of *"proximity to"*, as in *"the proximity of the station"*. The natural pattern is *"proximity to"*: *"the station’s proximity to the hotel"* or *"the hotel is in close proximity to the station"*. Another point: some teachers call *"close proximity"* redundant, but it is very common and acceptable in real usage.
Význam
nearness in physical space
Kolokace
in close proximity
|in proximity to
|physical proximity
|geographic proximity
|proximity to the city
|proximity sensor
Synonyma
nearness (Slightly more general and a bit less formal; very common in everyday speech.)
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closeness (Can describe physical distance but also emotional distance; a bit broader than “proximity”.)
Antonyma
distance (Focuses on how far things are apart, the opposite of being near.)
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remoteness (Suggests being far away, often isolated or hard to reach.)
Témata
space
|travel
|daily life
|core_vocabulary
Definice
The state of being very near to something in place.
The state or fact of being near in physical space.
PODSTATNÉ JMÉNO
C1
FORMAL
2
közelség
B2
Vzorec užití:
proximity to [something abstract]
Their political influence comes from their proximity to senior government officials.
Politikai befolyásuk abból fakad, hogy közel állnak magas rangú kormányzati tisztviselőkhöz.
The emotional proximity between the characters makes the novel very powerful.
A szereplők közötti érzelmi közelség nagyon erőteljessé teszi a regényt.
Because of the temporal proximity of the two disasters, people linked them in their minds.
Her proximity to the project gave her a deep understanding of the risks involved.
Učební příklady
His proximity to power helped him get the job.
A hatalomhoz való közelsége segített neki megszerezni az állást.
The proximity of these two events in time is not a coincidence.
Ennek a két eseménynek az időbeli közelsége nem véletlen.
There is a strong proximity between these ideas.
Their social proximity made it easy for them to become friends.
Častá chyba:
Learners sometimes use *"proximity"* when *"relationship"* or *"connection"* is more natural in everyday speech, for example saying *"proximity between the two people"* in casual conversation. *"Proximity"* for emotional or social closeness sounds formal and is more common in academic or professional writing.
Význam
closeness in time or relation
Kolokace
temporal proximity
|emotional proximity
|social proximity
|proximity to power
|proximity to death
|proximity of events
Synonyma
closeness (Can describe emotional or relational nearness; less formal than “proximity”.)
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affinity (Suggests a natural liking or strong connection, not just neutral nearness.)
Antonyma
distance (Used figuratively to describe lack of connection or separation in time or relationship.)
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dissimilarity (Stresses being unlike or different, the opposite of being close in nature.)
Témata
time
|relationships
|society
|core_vocabulary
Definice
A state of being very close in time, relationship, or similarity, not in place.
The state of being closely connected or near in time, relationship, or similarity rather than physical space.
Gramatika
Slovníkový tvar
proximity
IPA
GB/pɹɑksˈɪmɪti/
US/pɹɑksˈɪmɪti/
Slabiky a přízvuk
prox - im - ity (3 slabiky)
Stress on 2nd syllable (im)
Tvary slova
Noun
- Base: proximity
- Plural: proximities, proximity
Příbuzná slova
Forms
proximities
noun
Core family
Advanced or less common
proximate
adjective
Výrazy
in close proximity to
1/ˈɪn klˈoʊs pɹɑksˈɪmɪti tə/
fixed phrase
very near to something
Very near to something or someone in place.
Příklady
- Several restaurants are in close proximity to the office.
- The playground is in close proximity to the main road, so parents must watch their children carefully.
in proximity to
1/ˈɪn pɹɑksˈɪmɪti tə/
fixed phrase
formal
near to something
Near to something in place, time, or relationship, used in a formal style.
Příklady
- The chemicals should not be stored in proximity to any open flame.
- Several important decisions were made in proximity to the election.
proximity effect
1/pɹɑksˈɪmɪti ɪfˈɛkt/
fixed phrase
technical
distance-related change in signal
A change in how something works or sounds because it is very near to something else, especially in science or audio.
Příklady
- Singers must control the proximity effect when they move closer to the microphone.
- Engineers adjusted the design to reduce the proximity effect between the two components.
proximity sensor
1/pɹɑksˈɪmɪti sˈɛnsɚ/
fixed phrase
technical
device that detects nearby objects
An electronic part that can tell when something is close, without touching it.
Příklady
- The phone’s screen turns off when the proximity sensor detects your face.
- Automatic doors use a proximity sensor to open when someone approaches.