next
- adverb
- /nɛkst/
- And until next time, until next time, bye guys, bye.
- happens next
- comes next
- presented next
What is going to happen next in this chaotic town?
- What is going to happen next in this chaotic town?
- It is what will happen next, what will come out of it all.
- Eat your protein next and then eat your carbs last.
Examples
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with good food and I'll see you next time. Bye.
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Get the game, but until next time guys, bye.
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And as always, until next time, thank you for listening.
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Make sure you subscribe and until next time, bye everyone.
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Next, we're going to be doing some...
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So plans can be made and insights into what needs to happen next are defined.
Academic text (2011) -
What is going to happen next in this chaotic town?
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It is what will happen next, what will come out of it all.
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If your script makes us want to see what happens next to the protagonist, that's enough.
Academic text (2011) -
After finishing dinner, we headed to the living room to see what would happen next.
Synonyms
At a later time
After something else happens
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
- Formal
A person who speaks for a child or someone who cannot act for themselves in court
- Offensive
A person hoping to become very successful in tech by copying a famous social media founder
How Soon
Surface Forms
Etymology
Next comes from an old English word that meant 'near' together with the ending -est, so it came to mean 'nearest' in time. That's why when we say next we mean the thing that happens immediately afterwards or 'right after' in order.