Immediate

English

Etymology

From Old French immediat.

Pronunciation

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Adjective

immediate

1. happening right away, instantly, with no delay

   People these days expect immediate results when they click on a link.

2. Very close; direct or adjacent.

   immediate family

   immediate surroundings

Related terms

• immediacy

Derived terms

• immediately

Translations

without delay

Chamicuro: kapaletsi'ta Chinese: 直接 Czech: okamžitý cs(cs) m. Danish: øjeblikkelig Dutch: direct nl(nl), onmiddellijk nl(nl) Esperanto: tuja eo(eo) Finnish: välitön fi(fi) French: immédiat fr(fr) m., immédiate fr(fr) f. Galician: inmediato gl(gl), m. inmediata gl(gl) f. German: sofortig de(de)

Greek: άμεσος el(el) m., άμεση el(el) f., άμεσο el(el) n. Italian: immediato it(it) Japanese: 即時の Korean: 즉시 ko(ko) Portuguese: imediato pt(pt) m., imediata pt(pt) f. Russian: неме́дленно m/f/n Spanish: inmediato es(es) m. Swedish: ögonblicklig sv(sv), omedelbar sv(sv) Telugu: తక్షణ (takshaNa)

very close

Czech: bezprostřední cs(cs) Danish: tæt Finnish: lähi- fi(fi)

German: unmittelbar de(de) Italian: prossimo it(it), stretto it(it), diretto it(it) Swedish: omedelbar sv(sv)

Anagrams

• adeeiimmt,
• metiamide

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Italian

Adjective

immediate pl.

1. Feminine form of immediato.

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