propinquity

propinquity

美 [proʊˈpɪŋkwəti] 　英 [prəʊˈpɪŋkwəti]

• n.（空间或时间上的）临近
• 网络接近；类似；邻近

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Only recently, at the behest of distant authorities in Washington, DC, has this sense of propinquity seemed to weaken.

只是最近，在遥远的华盛顿当局的命令下，这种接近感才似乎削弱了一点儿。

Time and propinquity, it was thought, would produce a richly diverse yet integrated society.

它认为，经过一定的时间和接触，会产生一个非常多样化而又有机结合的社会。

And though she had sworn herself tocelibacy, the enforced propinquity ripened into intimacy and drifted into love.

虽然她曾发誓不嫁，但是由于工作上不得不和他接近，他们逐渐亲密了起来，苔丝终于坠入情网。

From evening news headlines to crime shows on TV, popular culture underlines the propinquity between crime and race.

从晚间新闻的头条到电视上的犯罪剧，各种流行文化都在强调犯罪与种族之间的紧密关系。

Those with propinquity shall not hold posts concurrently in the Foundation's Board of Directors.

具有近亲属关系的不得同时在本基金会理事会任职。

They are cousins of propinquity.

他们是血统很近的表亲。

The neighbours lived in close propinquity to each other.

这些邻居住得很近。

Their relationship could not be explained asbeingbased on mere propinquity: theyweremore than relatives;

他们的关系不能被解释为依据仅仅是接近：他们的亲属以上；

Houses in close propinquity to the beach

在海边附近的房子

Events in close propinquity to each other

在时间上彼此距离很近的事件