Lingaku- imminent
- just around the corner (idiom)
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- imminent
- just around the corner (idiom)
This term is used to indicate that something is expected to happen very soon, often used in a context where something is highly anticipated.
The spring that the villagers are looking forward to is imminent.
Her success is just around the corner, and everyone is looking forward to it.
This idiom is used to convey that a certain event or situation will happen very soon or is on the verge of occurring, often used to create a sense of excitement or urgency.
The New Year is just around the corner, let's get ready to celebrate!
Their wedding is just around the corner, which is exciting.
Generated collocations (experimental)
zhǐ rì kě dài指日可待imminentzhǐ rì kě dài指日可待de的Chéng gōng成功success is just around the cornerzhǐ rì kě dài指日可待de的yán jiū研究chéng guǒ成果research results are imminentzhǐ rì kě dài指日可待de的gǎi biàn改变changes are just around the cornerzhuǎn jī转机zhǐ rì kě dài指日可待a turning point is imminentzhǐ rì kě dài指日可待de的jī huì机会opportunity is just around the cornerzhǐ rì kě dài指日可待de的xìng fú幸福happiness is imminentzhǐ rì kě dài指日可待de的fā xiàn发现discoveries are just around the cornerzhǐ rì kě dài指日可待de的shí kè时刻the moment is imminentzhǐ rì kě dài指日可待de的wèi lái未来the future is just around the corner