nearby

Definition of nearby in English English dictionary: adjacent, near, very close
He stopped at a nearby store for some groceries.; next to, close to
I'm glad my friends live nearby where I can visit them.; not far away in relative terms; "she works nearby"; "the planets orbiting nearby are Venus and Mars"; The nearest active trading month of a futures or options on futures contract Also referred to as "lead month " NET The wire transfer settlement system for Japanese government bonds (JGB's) Nominal Value The notional value of the futures or options contract (See principle value) Non-Competitive Auction US Treasury auction at which all bidders receive securities at the average price Generally a part of each these auctions are available to non-competitive bids, however the maximum amount is limited Back to Top; not far away in relative terms; "she works nearby"; "the planets orbiting nearby are Venus and Mars; The futures contract closest to expiration; {s} close at hand, close by; The nearest active trading month of a futures or options on futures contract Also referred to as "lead month "; next to, alongside; the contract month that has the shortest time until expiration or termination; The nearest active trading month of a futures or options on futures contract It is also referred to as "lead month "; close at hand; "the nearby towns"; "concentrated his study on the nearby planet Venus"; The nearest active trading month of a financial or commodity futures market Related: Deferred futures; If something is nearby, it is only a short distance away. He might easily have been seen by someone who lived nearby There is less expensive accommodation nearby There were one or two suspicious looks from nearby. Nearby is also an adjective. At a nearby table a man was complaining in a loud voice the nearby village of Crowthorne. distant. not far away; nerehonde
Than Sir Trystram and Sir Dynadan rode forthe their way tylle they cam to shyperdis and to herdemen; and there they asked them if they knew ony lodgyng there nerehonde.; nearhand