挨
be close to; follow in order
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesverb
be close to; be next to
Used to describe the spatial or sequential proximity between people, places or objects.
His home is right next to the factory, so he hears machinery every day.
The students walked into the classroom one after another to get ready for class.
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Our school is adjacent to a beautiful park.
Please stand in a single file when queuing up.
That big tree grows right against the corner of the wall.
preposition
in order; along (a sequence)
Used to indicate following a fixed order or sequence when arranging, checking or doing something.
Please put the books back on the shelf in proper order.
Community workers inspected fire safety facilities door to door.
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We will collect residents' opinions one household at a time.
Please collect your exam admission ticket in order.
The teacher called the roll one by one to check attendance.