• n. 接近，[數(shù)]鄰近；接近；接近度，距離；親近

來自proximate,最接近的，-ity,名詞后綴。

proximity

proximity: [15] Latin proximus meant ‘nearest, next’ (it was the superlative form of an unrecorded *proqe ‘near’, a variant of prope, from which English gets approach and propinquity [14]). From it were formed the verb proximāre ‘come near’, ultimate source of English approximate [15], and the noun proximitās ‘nearness’, from which English gets proximity.
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proximity (n.)

late 15c., from Middle French proximité "nearness" (14c.), from Latin proximitatem (nominative proximitas) "nearness, vicinity," from proximus "nearest, next; most direct; adjoining," figuratively "latest, most recent; next, following; most faithful," superlative of prope "near" (see propinquity).

1. What drew him to the area was its proximity to central London.

吸引他到該地區(qū)的原因是那里靠近倫敦市中心。

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2. Part of the attraction is Darwin's proximity to Asia.

達(dá)爾文市的魅力一部分在于它靠近亞洲。

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3. Families are no longer in close proximity to each other.

各家不再像以前一樣比鄰而居。

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4. He became aware of the proximity of the Afghans.

他意識到阿富汗人近在咫尺。

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5. Marriages in proximity of blood are forbidden by the law.

法律規(guī)定禁止近親結(jié)婚.

來自《現(xiàn)代漢英綜合大詞典》