closest

英 [ˈkləʊsɪst]

美 [ˈkloʊsəst]

adv.  接近; 靠近; 紧挨着; 不远地
adj.  (在空间、时间上)接近; 几乎(处于某种状态); 可能(快要做某事); 亲密的; 密切的
close的最高级

比较级：closest　

BNC.11084 / COCA.4503

英英释义

adv

• (superlative of `near' or `close') within the shortest distance
  1. that was the time he came nearest to death
  Synonym:nearestnighest

双语例句

• He was once regarded as one of Mr Brown's closest political advisers
  他曾一度被视作布朗先生最为亲信的政治顾问之一。
• Her children are closest to her heart.
  孩子是她的心头肉。
• Even his closest allies describe him as forceful, aggressive and determined
  即使他最亲密的盟友也认为他强硬决断、咄咄逼人，不达目的誓不罢休。
• I struggle to pay my bills along with the people closest to me.
  为了付账单，我和我最亲近的人一起挣扎。
• He is one of the prime minister's closest allies.
  他是总理最亲密的盟友之一。
• China and Pakistan have one of the closest yet least understood relationships in international diplomacy.
  中国和巴基斯坦之间存在着国际外交中最紧密、但也最令人费解的关系之一。
• You are her closest friend and confidante.
  你是她最亲密的朋友和知己。
• They prefer to be alone or with their closest friends. That's why Aquarius chooses its friends carefully.
  他们喜欢独处或和自己最亲近的朋友相处，这就是为什么水瓶座的人会仔细选择朋友的原因。
• The one friend who is closest to you.
  一个和你非常亲密的朋友。
• I had a quiet conversation with my closest friend.
  我和我的好朋友密谈。