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1. 近来 (jìn lái): This phrase literally translates to "recently" and is used in the same way as "最近".
2. 前不久 (qián bù jiǔ): This phrase literally translates to "not long ago" and is used in the same way as "最近".
3. 不久前 (bù jiǔ qián): This phrase literally translates to "not long ago" and is used in the same way as "最近".
4. 近日 (jìn rì): This phrase literally translates to "recent days" and is used in the same way as "最近".
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最近 (zuìjìn) is used to refer to something that has happened recently or is currently happening. It is often used in questions to ask about recent events or activities. For example, someone might ask 你最近怎么样 (nǐ zuìjìn zěnme yàng) which translates to "How have you been lately?". It can also be used to express that something has recently happened or is currently happening. For example, someone might say 我最近很忙 (wǒ zuìjìn hěn máng) which translates to "I've been very busy lately".
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When used in the context of time, 最近 (zuìjìn) means "recently, lately". For example, "我最近很忙 (wǒ zuìjìn hěn máng) - I have been very busy lately".
When used in the context of location, 最近 (zuìjìn) means "nearby, close by". For example, "这里最近有什么好吃的？ (zhèlǐ zuìjìn yǒu shénme hǎochī de?) - What's good to eat nearby?".
When used in the context of comparison, 最近 (zuìjìn) means "most recent, latest". For example, "最近的一次考试 (zuìjìn de yī cì kǎoshì) - The most recent exam".
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