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Very close to the present moment; just a moment ago.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: not-comparable
Qualifier: set phrase
Examples
- I was talking to my friend on the phone just now.
- I('ve) just now noticed that we're out of bread.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
At present; now.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: not-comparable
Examples
- We do not have that item in stock just now.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
In a little while.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: Caribbean, Scotland, South-Africa, not-comparable
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
only a moment ago
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
- he has just arrived
- the sun just now came out
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: just
Antonyms: none provided
No etymology was provided for this word.
Across languages
Translations
94 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Akkadian:
inanna
— very close to the present moment
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Arabic:
آنِفاً
(ʔānifan)
— very close to the present moment
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Armenian:
նոր
(nor)
— very close to the present moment
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Bashkir:
яңы
(yañı)
— very close to the present moment
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Bashkir:
яңы ғына
(yañı ğına)
— very close to the present moment
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Bashkir:
әле генә
(əle genə)
— very close to the present moment
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Bulgarian:
току-що
(toku-što)
— very close to the present moment
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Carpathian Rusyn:
аккурат
(akkurat)
— very close to the present moment
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Catalan:
ara mateix
— very close to the present moment
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Chinese Mandarin:
剛才 /刚才
(gāngcái)
— very close to the present moment
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Chinese Mandarin:
剛剛 /刚刚
(gānggāng)
— very close to the present moment
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Dutch:
zojuist
— very close to the present moment
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Dutch:
zonet
— very close to the present moment
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Dutch:
zoëven
— very close to the present moment
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Dutch:
daarnet
— very close to the present moment
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Dutch:
net
— very close to the present moment
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Esperanto:
ĵus
— very close to the present moment
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Finnish:
juuri nyt
— very close to the present moment
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Finnish:
juuri äsken
— very close to the present moment
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French:
à l'instant
— very close to the present moment
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French:
juste avant
— very close to the present moment
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French:
tout à l’heure
— very close to the present moment
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Galician:
hai un pouco
— very close to the present moment
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German:
gerade eben
— very close to the present moment
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German:
soeben
— very close to the present moment
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German:
gerade
— very close to the present moment
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Greek:
μόλις
(mólis)
— very close to the present moment
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Ancient Greek:
νεωστί
(neōstí)
— very close to the present moment
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Hindi:
अभी
(abhī)
— very close to the present moment
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Hungarian:
épp most
— very close to the present moment
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Icelandic:
rétt áðan
— very close to the present moment
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Ido:
jus
— very close to the present moment
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Indonesian:
barusan
— very close to the present moment
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Ingrian:
vast
— very close to the present moment
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Ingrian:
ikkee
— very close to the present moment
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Ingrian:
vastikkää
— very close to the present moment
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Irish:
anois beag
— very close to the present moment
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Italian:
or ora
— very close to the present moment
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Japanese:
さっき
(sakki)
— very close to the present moment
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Japanese:
たった今
(tatta ima)
— very close to the present moment
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Latin:
dūdum
— very close to the present moment
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Latin:
modo
— very close to the present moment
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Manchu:
ᡨᡝᠨᡳ
(teni)
— very close to the present moment
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Manchu:
ᡨᡝᡳᡴᡝ
(teike)
— very close to the present moment
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Norwegian Bokmål:
nå nettop
— very close to the present moment
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Norwegian Bokmål:
i sted
— very close to the present moment
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Norwegian Bokmål:
akkurat nå
— very close to the present moment
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Norwegian Bokmål:
presist nå
— very close to the present moment
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Norwegian Nynorsk:
no nettopp
— very close to the present moment
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Norwegian Nynorsk:
i stad
— very close to the present moment
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Norwegian Nynorsk:
akkurat no
— very close to the present moment
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Norwegian Nynorsk:
presist no
— very close to the present moment
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Persian:
هماکنون
(hama-knun)
— very close to the present moment
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Persian:
هماینک
(haminak)
— very close to the present moment
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Persian:
اینک
(inak)
— very close to the present moment
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Plautdietsch:
jrod
— very close to the present moment
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Polish:
właśnie
— very close to the present moment
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Polish:
ledwo co
— very close to the present moment
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Polish:
dopiero co
— very close to the present moment
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Polish:
przed chwilą
— very close to the present moment
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Polish:
akurat
— very close to the present moment
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Portuguese:
agora mesmo
— very close to the present moment
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Portuguese:
agora há pouco
— very close to the present moment
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Portuguese:
agorinha
— very close to the present moment
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Russian:
то́лько что
(tólʹko što)
— very close to the present moment
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Scottish Gaelic:
an-dràsda
— very close to the present moment
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Scottish Gaelic:
an-dràsta
— very close to the present moment
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Scottish Gaelic:
an ceartuair
— very close to the present moment
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Serbo-Croatian:
upravo
— very close to the present moment
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Spanish:
recién
— very close to the present moment
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Spanish:
ahora mismo
— very close to the present moment
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Spanish:
acabar de
— very close to the present moment
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Spanish:
hace un momento
— very close to the present moment
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Sundanese:
karék
— very close to the present moment
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Sundanese:
bieu
— very close to the present moment
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Swahili:
sasa hivi
— very close to the present moment
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Swedish:
precis nu
— very close to the present moment
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Tagalog:
ngangayon
— very close to the present moment
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Welsh:
gynnau
— very close to the present moment
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Bulgarian:
ей сега
(ej sega)
— in a little while
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Chinese Mandarin:
馬上 /马上
(mǎshàng)
— in a little while
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Esperanto:
baldaŭ
— in a little while
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Finnish:
aivan heti
— in a little while
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French:
tout à l'heure
— in a little while
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Galician:
nun intre
— in a little while
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Galician:
nun pouco
— in a little while
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German:
sofort
— in a little while
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Japanese:
すぐ
(sugu)
— in a little while
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Portuguese:
já
— in a little while
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Russian:
сейча́с
(sejčás)
— in a little while
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Russian:
сейча́с же
(sejčás že)
— in a little while
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Russian:
сию́ мину́ту
(sijú minútu)
— in a little while
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Scottish Gaelic:
an ceartuair
— in a little while
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Swedish:
för tillfället
— in a little while