nearby in Latin
nearby in Latin is propinquus, iuxtā, prope — nearby means close by; not far away.
nearby in Latin
propinquus
Adjacent, near, close by.
iuxtā
Next to, close to.
prope
Next to, close to.
What does "nearby" mean?
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adj Close by; not far away.
"We ate at a nearby restaurant."
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adv In a location close by.
"Her office is nearby, just past the bank."
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nearby in a sentence
- We ate at a nearby restaurant.
- A nearby town was hit by the same storm.
- Her office is nearby, just past the bank.
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What is "nearby" in Latin?
"nearby" in Latin is propinquus, iuxtā, prope. nearby means: Close by; not far away.
How do you use "nearby" in a sentence?
Example: "We ate at a nearby restaurant." In Latin, "nearby" is propinquus, iuxtā, prope.
Are there other ways to say "nearby" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "nearby": propinquus, iuxtā, prope.
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