Перевод слова

Перевод: presently

[наречие]
в настоящее время; в настоящее время; вскоре; теперь; сейчас; немного времени спустя

Тезаурус:

1. There are presently two ways to measure the fine structure constant, a, only one of which depends on the correctness of QED.
2. I shall return presently to this matter of the popularity or unpopularity of different aspects of the health service.
3. She wanted to forget, had forgotten already, would go on forgetting, that she was the other one - the other one who, as some believed, was presently whiling away her days in a nunnery
4. A unique opportunity to see the largest collection of holograms presently on display in the U.K. with its continually growing and changing collection of well over 200 holograms.
5. I am glad that the Joint Working Party, established by the Bishops' Conference and the National Board together, is presently gathering examples of good practice.
6. We later asked one of the linguists who had worked with her whether these sounds bore any resemblance to the click languages of the African Bushman-Hottentot group and were informed that there are superficial resemblances but that Ruby's unique phonetics derive from distinct differences, presently the subject of a monograph, in the anatomy of her larynx, palate and nasal cavities from those of Homo sapiens .
7. For a few minutes she knelt by the grave, and was presently joined by Maria.
8. This is because, no chemical analytical technique presently available can assess the impact of a particular odorant or component of that odorant on an individual.
9. This will be examined in more detail presently.
10. The proposals sensibly resist any temptation to over-egg an already rich international pudding by staging more one-day internationals than are presently staged in England.
11. "The BBC as presently managed is over-stretched and quality is already being compromised."
12. They are presently living in Nottingham but hope to return to their former parish in Beechwood in due course.
13. The National Trust is presently negotiating to buy the land from the Ministry of Defence and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) which runs a BBC World Service relay station sited on the ness.