英语词汇“nowness”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

now adv.

at the present time or moment:I am now reading this definition.
without further delay;
immediately:Do it now or not at all.
at the time being referred to:The case was now ready for the jury.
in the very recent past:I saw them just now.
in these times;
nowadays:Now we have luxuries unknown to our ancestors.
(used to introduce a statement or question, esp. when starting a new topic):Now, may I ask you something?
(used to strengthen a command, request, or the like):Now stop that!
(used to hesitate while the speaker thinks of something):Now, let me think.

conj.

Also, now that. inasmuch as;
since:Now that you're here, why not stay for dinner.

n. [uncountable* no article]

the present time or moment:Up to now no one has volunteered.

adj.

current;
very fashionable:the now look in clothes.

Idioms

Idioms now and again, occasionally. Also, now and then.

now adv.

at the present time or moment:You are now using a dictionary.
without further delay;
immediately;
at once:Either do it now or not at all.
at this time or juncture in some period under consideration or in some course of proceedings described:The case was now ready for the jury.
at the time or moment immediately past:I saw him just now on the street.
in these present times;
nowadays:Now you rarely see horse-drawn carriages.
under the present or existing circumstances;
as matters stand:I see now what you meant.
(used to introduce a statement or question):Now, you don't really mean that.
(used to strengthen a command, entreaty, or the like):Now stop that!
Idioms now and again, occasionally. Also, now and then.
Idioms now that, inasmuch as;
since:Now that she is rich and famous, she is constantly being besieged by appeals for aid.

conj.

inasmuch as;
since:Now you're here, why not stay for dinner?

the present time or moment:Up to now no one has volunteered.

adj.

up-to-the-minute;
encompassing the latest ideas, fads, or fashions:the now look; the now generation.

bef. 900; 1965–70 for def. 13; Middle English; Old English nū, cognate with Old Norse, Gothic nū; akin to German nun, Latin num, Sanskrit nu, Greek nú, nûn

now′ness, n.

NOW,

GovernmentSee National Organization for Women.
Business[Banking.]negotiable order of withdrawal.

单词	nowness
释义	WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 now /naʊ/USA pronunciation adv. at the present time or moment:I am now reading this definition. without further delay; immediately:Do it now or not at all. at the time being referred to:The case was now ready for the jury. in the very recent past:I saw them just now. in these times; nowadays:Now we have luxuries unknown to our ancestors. (used to introduce a statement or question, esp. when starting a new topic):Now, may I ask you something? (used to strengthen a command, request, or the like):Now stop that! (used to hesitate while the speaker thinks of something):Now, let me think. conj. Also, now that. inasmuch as; since:Now that you're here, why not stay for dinner. n. [uncountable* no article] the present time or moment:Up to now no one has volunteered. adj. current; very fashionable:the now look in clothes. Idioms Idioms now and again, occasionally. Also, now and then. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 now (nou),USA pronunciation adv. at the present time or moment:You are now using a dictionary. without further delay; immediately; at once:Either do it now or not at all. at this time or juncture in some period under consideration or in some course of proceedings described:The case was now ready for the jury. at the time or moment immediately past:I saw him just now on the street. in these present times; nowadays:Now you rarely see horse-drawn carriages. under the present or existing circumstances; as matters stand:I see now what you meant. (used to introduce a statement or question):Now, you don't really mean that. (used to strengthen a command, entreaty, or the like):Now stop that! Idioms now and again, occasionally. Also, now and then. Idioms now that, inasmuch as; since:Now that she is rich and famous, she is constantly being besieged by appeals for aid. conj. inasmuch as; since:Now you're here, why not stay for dinner? n. the present time or moment:Up to now no one has volunteered. adj. up-to-the-minute; encompassing the latest ideas, fads, or fashions:the now look; the now generation. bef. 900; 1965–70 for def. 13; Middle English; Old English nū, cognate with Old Norse, Gothic nū; akin to German nun, Latin num, Sanskrit nu, Greek nú, nûn now′ness, n. NOW, GovernmentSee National Organization for Women. Business[Banking.]negotiable order of withdrawal.
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