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Word · Predicate

imminent; about to happen

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

predicate

to be imminent; to be about to occur; coming soon

formal

Follows a noun or noun phrase to indicate that an event is approaching very soon. Often used in formal or written contexts.

Bì毕
yè业
zài在
jí即
 ,
tóng同
xué学
men们
dōu都
kāi开
shǐ始
zhǎo找
gōng工
zuò作
le了
 。

With graduation imminent, the students have all started looking for jobs.

Dà大
sài赛
zài在
jí即
 ,
yùn运
dòng动
yuán员
men们
zhèng正
zài在
jìn进
xíng行
zuì最
hòu后
de的
xùn训
liàn练
 。

With the competition approaching, the athletes are conducting their final training.

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Gāo高
kǎo考
zài在
jí即
 ,
kǎo考
shēng生
men们
dōu都
gǎn感
dào到
yā压
lì力
hěn很
dà大
 。

With the college entrance examination imminent, the candidates all feel immense pressure.

Hūn婚
qī期
zài在
jí即
 ,
tā他
men们
zhèng正
zài在
chóu筹
bèi备
hūn婚
lǐ礼
 。

With the wedding day approaching, they are busy preparing for the ceremony.