n.(空间或时间上的)临近，接近

The propinquity of the two nations has led to increased trade relations.
这两个国家的邻近关系导致了贸易往来的增加。
Their homes were in close propinquity, separated only by a narrow garden path.
他们的房子紧邻着，仅隔着一条狭窄的小径。
The propinquity of their offices facilitated their frequent collaboration.
由于办公室相邻，他们经常能方便地合作。
The propinquity of stars in the night sky suggests a vast cosmic neighborhood.
夜空中星星的邻近性暗示着一个广袤的宇宙社区。
In ancient Rome, the concept of propinquity was central to the idea of family ties.
在古罗马，亲缘关系的概念与亲近密切相关。
Their friendship was based on a strong sense of propinquity, born from shared experiences.
他们的友谊源于共同的经历，使他们感到亲近。
The propinquity of their lives was interrupted by her sudden departure.
她的突然离开打断了他们生活的紧密相连。
The propinquity between the two political parties led to a period of détente.
两个政党之间的接近导致了一段缓和期。
The propinquity of these two species raises questions about their evolutionary history.
这两种物种的亲近性引发了关于它们进化历史的疑问。
Their daily routines were marked by propinquity, as they often met at the local café.
他们的日常生活充满了亲密，经常在当地的咖啡馆碰面。