immediate
英単語「immediate」の日本語の意味
米 /ɪˈmiːdiət/
immediate の意味: 即時の、即座の、差し迫った、当面の、すぐ近くの、最も近い
形容詞
即座B1
即時の、即座の
待たずに、すぐ起こる、または行われる。
やさしい英語で: Happening or done at once, without waiting.
- We need an immediate answer.
- The medicine brought immediate relief.
- Please arrange immediate payment of the bill.
当面の急務B2
差し迫った、当面の
今直面しており、他のことより先に対応が必要な。
やさしい英語で: Existing now and needing attention before other things.
- There is no immediate danger.
- Food is our most immediate need.
- Her immediate concern was finding somewhere safe to sleep.
すぐ近くB2
すぐ近くの、最も近い
場所や人に非常に近く、間に他の物や人がない。
やさしい英語で: Very close to a place or person, with nothing or nobody in between.
- Only immediate family attended.
- No shops are in the immediate area.
- Children learn from their immediate surroundings.
至急の無線通信C2
至急の
無線のメッセージが非常に急いで処理すべきものだと示す。
やさしい英語で: Used to mark a radio message that must be dealt with very urgently.
- The radio message was marked immediate.
- The operator sent an immediate report to headquarters.
- An immediate signal warned the patrol of an attack.
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