proximate 的定义
- next; nearest; immediately before or after in order, place, occurrence, etc.
- close; very near.
- approximate; fairly accurate.
- forthcoming; imminent.
proximate 近义词
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更多proximate例句
- The more proximate causes of the pollution deaths include pneumonia, stroke, and heart disease.
- Amenities often include picnic tables, fire pits, nearby tent areas, and a proximate water source.
- The proximate cause of this year’s drought is a weak summer monsoon coupled with La Niña conditions that steered storms north.
- The proximate cause of Texas’s grid failure is now well understood.
- The sample groups in both studies were small, and in the overwhelming number of cases of coronavirus death, heart failure is not the proximate cause.
- It brings out the distance and doubt that festered within the proximate intimacy of the Marston family.
- This summons all the proximate Beyoncé voters, as we reply in a full-throated roar, “ALLLLLL THE SINGLE LAAAAADIES!”
- If anything, the opposite is true: one has to love power desperately to accept a job merely to be proximate to it.
- But it will not stop the mentally ill from reaping carnage because the proximate cause of their carnage is disease, not hardware.
- The rising cost of health insurance is the proximate cause of middle-class income stagnation.
- Ultimate causes, of course, will be overlooked; only proximate causes will be noticed.
- This need not be the ultimate mover, but a proximate one having a particular function.
- A relation exists only between things of the same proximate species, as between white and black.
- And this consideration begets love, which is the proximate cause of devotion.
- That proximate circles or larger groups are connected by the intervention of lesser groups, which he denominates osculant.