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next
adjective
coming
immediately
after
the
one
that
is
happening
or
mentioned
now
in
time
,
order
,
or
place
•
We
plan
to
visit
grandma
next
weekend
.
We
plan
to
visit
grandma
next
weekend
.
•
Turn
left
at
the
next
traffic
light
.
Turn
left
at
the
next
traffic
light
.
Old
English
nēxt
,
superlative
of
nēah
(“
nigh
,
near
”);
related
to
near
.
adverb
immediately
after
this
or
after
the
time
just
mentioned
•
What
comes
next
on
the
agenda
?
What
comes
next
on
the
agenda
?
•
He
finished
his
coffee
and
next
paid
the
bill
.
He
finished
his
coffee
and
next
paid
the
bill
.
Derived
from
the
adjective
sense
,
used
adverbially
since
Middle
English
.
adjective
coming
immediately
after
the
present
or
current
one
in
time
,
order
,
or
position
•
We
need
to
hurry
or
we'll
miss
the
next
bus
.
We
need
to
hurry
or
we'll
miss
the
next
bus
.
•
Turn
to
the
next
page
to
see
the
map
.
Turn
to
the
next
page
to
see
the
map
.
From
Old
English
“
nēxt
”,
superlative
of
“
nēah
” (
near
).
noun
the
person
or
thing
that
comes
immediately
after
another
in
order
or
time
•
You
’
re
next
;
please
step
forward
.
You
’
re
next
;
please
step
forward
.
•
After
finishing
this
book
,
I
’
ll
decide
what
the
next
will
be
.
After
finishing
this
book
,
I
’
ll
decide
what
the
next
will
be
.
Nominal
use
of
the
adjective
,
first
recorded
in
the
15th
century
.
interjection
used
to
call
for
the
following
person
or
item
in
a
sequence
,
especially
in
a
queue
or
list
•
“
Next
!”
the
cashier
shouted
to
the
line
of
customers
.
“
Next
!”
the
cashier
shouted
to
the
line
of
customers
.
•
The
doctor
opened
the
door
and
said
, “
Next
!”
The
doctor
opened
the
door
and
said
, “
Next
!”
Extension
of
the
noun
sense
,
used
vocatively
to
signal
order
.
adverb
immediately
afterward
in
a
sequence
or
order
•
After
Tina
finishes
,
who
goes
next
?
After
Tina
finishes
,
who
goes
next
?
•
The
movie
ended
and
next
they
showed
a
funny
cartoon
.
The
movie
ended
and
next
they
showed
a
funny
cartoon
.
noun
the
person
or
thing
that
comes
immediately
after
someone
or
something
•
I
served
two
customers
,
and
the
next
waited
patiently
.
I
served
two
customers
,
and
the
next
waited
patiently
.
•
The
teacher
called
each
student
;
when
she
said
'next'
,
I
stood
up
.
The
teacher
called
each
student
;
when
she
said
'next'
,
I
stood
up
.
preposition
beside
or
very
close
to
someone
or
something
•
She
placed
the
lamp
next
the
bed
for
easy
reading
.
She
placed
the
lamp
next
the
bed
for
easy
reading
.
•
A
tall
oak
stood
next
the
cottage
.
A
tall
oak
stood
next
the
cottage
.