approach
Noun:
- The act of moving closer to something in space or time: The process of coming nearer to a specific location, point, or moment.
- A way or method of dealing with something: A particular manner, strategy, or perspective for handling a task, problem, or subject.
- A path or means of access: A road, passage, or route leading to a specific place.
- An initial communication or proposal: A tentative suggestion or advance made to someone, often to begin a discussion or negotiation.
- An approximation: Something that is close to, but not exactly, something else.
Verb:
- To come near or nearer to something in space or time: To move physically closer to a location or to get closer to a point in time.
- To begin to deal with or work on something: To start handling a task, problem, or project.
- To make an initial proposal or request to someone: To speak to someone, often for the first time, about a specific matter.
- To come close to in quality, character, or amount: To be nearly similar or equivalent to something else.
Noun:
- The cat's slow approach scared the bird away. (The act of moving closer.)
- Her teaching approach is very interactive. (A method of dealing with teaching.)
- The approaches to the castle were heavily guarded. (Paths leading to the castle.)
- He made a friendly approach to discuss a possible partnership. (An initial communication.)
- This recipe is the closest approach to my grandmother's. (An approximation.)
Verb:
- Please approach the counter when your number is called. (Move closer in space.)
- The deadline is approaching quickly. (Coming nearer in time.)
- We need to approach this issue with caution. (Begin to deal with a problem.)
- A reporter approached the celebrity for an interview. (Made an initial request.)
- His latest painting approaches perfection. (Comes close to in quality.)
"To approach a subject": To begin to consider or discuss a topic.
- The book approaches the complex subject of philosophy in a very accessible way.
"At the approach of": As something is about to happen or arrive.
- At the approach of winter, many birds migrate south.
"To make an approach": To initiate contact or a proposal.
- The company made a formal approach to acquire the smaller startup.
Approachable (adj): Friendly and easy to talk to; accessible.
- The manager is very approachable and always listens to new ideas.
Approaching (adj/participle): Coming nearer.
- We heard the sound of approaching footsteps.
Approximation (n): A value or quantity that is nearly, but not exactly, correct.
- These figures are just a rough approximation of the total cost.
- Noun: Access, avenue, method, tactic, advance, approximation.
- Verb: Near, draw near, advance, confront, undertake, propose.
(Note: "Approach" is not commonly used with particles to form standard phrasal verbs. Its meanings are typically conveyed by the verb itself with prepositions like "to" or "with.")
"A soft approach": A gentle, non-confrontational method.
- She took a soft approach when negotiating with the difficult client.
"To approach from a different angle": To consider or tackle a problem in a new way.
- We've tried everything; maybe we should approach it from a different angle.
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a relatively short golf shot intended to put the ball onto the putting green
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he lost the hole when his approach rolled over the green
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a close approximation
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the nearest approach to genius
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the temporal property of becoming nearer in time
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the approach of winter
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a tentative suggestion designed to elicit the reactions of others
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she rejected his advances
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the event of one object coming closer to another
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the final path followed by an aircraft as it is landing
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a way of entering or leaving
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he took a wrong turn on the access to the bridge
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the act of drawing spatially closer to something
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the hunter's approach scattered the geese
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ideas or actions intended to deal with a problem or situation
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his approach to every problem is to draw up a list of pros and cons
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an attack on inflation
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his plan of attack was misguided
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make advances to someone, usually with a proposal or suggestion
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I was approached by the President to serve as his adviser in foreign matters
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come near in time
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Winter is approaching
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approaching old age
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begin to deal with
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approach a task
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go about a difficult problem
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approach a new project
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come near or verge on, resemble, come nearer in quality, or character
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This borders on discrimination!
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His playing approaches that of Horowitz
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move towards
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We were approaching our destination
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They are drawing near
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The enemy army came nearer and nearer
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