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Перевод: nigh

[прилагательное]
близкий; ближний;
[наречие]
близко; почти; поблизости; рядом;
[предлог]
рядом; около;
[глагол]
приближаться; подходить

Тезаурус:

1. The ceiling sloped down tightly to the floor, making dark shadowy edges which were well nigh impossible to clean, and three odd narrow passages ran to the three dormer windows, which cast odd blocks of light into the main spaces of the room.
2. During the show that night, she tried so hard in the second song, which was now "The Last Rose of Summer" that her voice cracked on "No rosebud is nigh".
3. O to that heart draw nigh.
4. But knowing is not doing, and many people find it well nigh impossible to kick the habit.
5. They must get as nigh the water as they possibly can without falling in.
6. Still, for an automatic car weighing nigh on two tons in test trim, that's not bad.
7. For nigh on fifty years Penicillium had been useless.
8. What with my hair, and my collar and tie, and my hat, and a short neck somewhere in the middle, unless I had a two-inch all-over bubble cut it was well nigh impossible to prevent hair and collar overlapping.
9. THE BEGINNING IS NIGH
10. Rowing a flat-bottomed punt in rough water, against a strong wind, is nigh on impossible on your own, and a back-breaking task even for two.
11. But it seemed, sir, when first I talked to Mrs Browning, before ever I mentioned my plan, or else I would not have mentioned it, it seemed Ferdinando was to go, that there was no choice, that he was nigh essential to your comfort, and then, having spoken out, to find he was not and therefore he would not go and my plan was to come to nothing - it is hard to understand, sir."
12. Gone are the days of spending frantically because the end of the financial year was nigh.
13. On the morrow the Cid took Doa Ximena by the hand, and her daughters with her, and made them go up upon the highest tower of the Alcazar, and they looked toward the sea and saw the great power of the Moors, how they came on and drew nigh, and began to pitch their tents round about Valencia, beating their tambours and with great uproar.