Results, near future

近い将来【ちかいしょうらいchikaishourai】

expression / noun / ~の noun:

  • near future
近未来【きんみらいkinmirai】

noun / ~の noun:

  • near future
JLPTN5
明日★【みょうにちmyounichi・あしたashita・あすasu】

temporal noun:

  • tomorrow
  • near future ［あす］

選挙senkyoのno結果kekkaはha明日ashita発表happyouされるsareru。 The result of the election will be announced tomorrow.

目先☆【めさきmesaki】目前

noun:

  • before one's eyes; under one's nose

~の noun / noun:

  • immediate (e.g. interests); present; at hand; short-run

noun:

  • foresight; near future
  • appearance

目先mesakiのno利益riekiだけdakeにniとらわれてtorawareteはhaいけないikenai。 You must not think about your immediate profit only.

来るべき【きたるべきkitarubeki】来たるべき

noun or verb acting prenominally:

  • expected to arrive (occur) in the near future

私watashiはha彼kareがga来たるべきkitarubeki入試nyuushiにni合格goukakuするsuruことkotoをwo確信kakushinしているshiteiru。 I am sure of his passing the coming entrance examination.

目先相場【めさきそうばmesakisouba】

noun:

  • the market trend in the near future - four character idiom
Ｘデー【エックスデーEKKUSUDEE】

noun:

  • day in the near future when a major event is expected to occur - colloquialism - From English "X-day"
近日中に【きんじつちゅうにkinjitsuchuuni】

expression:

  • in a few days; in the near future; soon; one of these days
遠からず☆【とおからずtookarazu】

adverb:

  • soon; in the near future
ナウキャストNAUKYASUTO

noun:

  • nowcast; prediction of the very near future (esp. one hour weather forecast)
いつかそのうちitsukasonouchi

expression:

  • one of these days; before very long; in the near future
JLPTN4
将来★【しょうらいshourai】

adverbial noun / temporal noun:

  • future (usually near); prospects

これkoreをwo将来shourai使えるtsukaeruようにyouni取ってtotteおこうokou。 I'll keep this for future use.

Kanji

先

センSEN・さきsaki・まずma.zu

before; ahead; previous; future; precedence

近

キンKIN・コンKON・ちかいchika.i

near; early; akin; tantamount


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