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immediately [ɪˈmiːdɪətlɪ] adv 1. without delay or intervention; at once; instantly it happened immediately 2. very closely or directly this immediately concerns you 3. near or close by he's somewhere immediately in this area conj
(subordinating) Chiefly Brit at the same time as; as soon as immediately he opened the door, there was a gust of wind ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
immediately adverb 1. at once, now, instantly, straight away, directly, promptly, right now, right away, there and then, speedily, without delay, without hesitation, instantaneously, forthwith, pronto (informal), unhesitatingly, this instant, on the nail, this very minute, posthaste, tout de suite (French), before you could say Jack Robinson (informal) She answered his letter immediately. 2. directly, closely, at first hand Who is immediately responsible for this misery? Translations immediately [ɪˈmiːdɪətlɪ] A. ADV 1. (= at once) [reply, come, agree] → inmediatamente, de inmediato do it immediately! → ¡hazlo inmediatamente!, ¡hazlo de inmediato! the cause of the accident was not immediately apparent → la causa del accidente no se apreciaba a simple vista there was no one immediately available → no había nadie disponible en ese momento 2. (= directly) [affect, concern] → directamente he is not immediately involved in the project → no está directamente involucrado en el proyecto immediately above sth → justo or justamente encima de algo immediately after/before sth → inmediatamente después de/antes de algo immediately behind/below sth → justo or justamente detrás de/debajo de algo he is immediately below the managing director (in rank) → trabaja a las órdenes directas del director general → el director general es su superior más inmediato immediately [ɪˈmiːdiətli] adv (= at once) → immédiatement I'll do it immediately → Je vais le faire immédiatement. She finished her cigarette, then lit another one immediately → Elle termina sa cigarette et immédiatement en alluma une autre. The reasons for this may not be immediately obvious → Les raisons à cela peuvent ne pas être immédiatement apparentes. immediately after (= straight after) → immédiatement après immediately before (= just before) → immédiatement avant Immediately before serving the dish, add the fresh coriander → Immédiatement avant de servir, ajoutez la coriandre fraîche. (= as soon as) Immediately he had said it, he regretted it → Immédiatement après l'avoir dit, il le regretta . (= directly) immediately behind → immédiatement derrière immediately next to → juste à côté de immediately to our right → tout de suite sur notre droite [threatened, affected] → immédiatement immediately adv (= at once) → sofort, gleich; reply, return, depart → umgehend, sofort; immediately after/before that → unmittelbar danach/davor; that’s not immediately obvious → das ist nicht sofort or unmittelbar klar conj (Brit) → sobald, sofort als … immediately [ɪˈmiːdɪətlɪ] 1. adv a. (at once, reply, come, agree) → immediatamente b. (directly, affect, concern) → direttamente immediately in front of sb/sth → proprio davanti a qn/qc 2. conj → (non) appena immediately [ɪˈmiːdɪətlɪ] 1. adv a. (at once, reply, come, agree) → immediatamente b. (directly, affect, concern) → direttamente immediately in front of sb/sth → proprio davanti a qn/qc 2. conj → (non) appena How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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I consented to this readily, and went immediately on board, and the two men with me. Lecount or her master to yourself -- I wish you to arrange immediately for my residing It would happen immediately if I were to begin here, as I intended to do, with: "Rome has its Corso, Naples its Toledo"--"Ah |
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