penultimate
倒数第二,倒数第二份,倒数第二个,倒数第二名
Definitions
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- : next to the last: the penultimate scene of the play.
- : of or relating to a penult or the next to the last syllable in a word: In the word appropriate,-pri- is the penultimate syllable.
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- : a penult.
Examples
Astonishing, then, to move from this, the show’s penultimate gallery, into a much smaller room that feels like a private side chapel or monk’s cell installed with “One Candle,” from 1989.
Woods crossed the penultimate Cat 1 climb, the Col de Romme, more than a minute ahead of his rivals.
If I were Shota, who won the penultimate challenge and yet still had to compete against two other cooks in the finale, I’d be pretty annoyed right now.
Multiple refugia from penultimate glaciations in East Asia demonstrated by phylogeography and ecological modelling of an insect pest.
Weddings may be a staple of TV series wrapping up their runs, but the medium had never seen one quite like the showstopper FX’s Pose staged for Sunday’s penultimate episode.
But then that big bang that ended the penultimate episode happened.
And on the penultimate episode of The Bachelor, Assistant District Attorney Andi became the second to reject him.
Just look at the penultimate symbol of urban renaissance, Brooklyn.
The penultimate episode of the series found Walter White (Bryan Cranston) alone in a New Hampshire cabin.
The penultimate band is $200,000 to $250,000, which is ten times as wide as the previous band.
It is a derivative word, from Algonkin, and gan the penultimate syllable of the Odjibwa term Sa-g--gan, a lake.
Inner lip rather thick and reflected on the base of the penultimate whorl.
"You would not have known me then," returned Lady Sellingworth, with the slightest possible stress on the penultimate word.
"I don't doubt your friendship for Mr. Armine," he said, at last, laying a faint stress upon the penultimate word.
It is fully dealt with in the von Berlepsch Bill in the above-mentioned provision of the penultimate paragraph of § 120a.