contemporary
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contemporary /kən'tempərəri/ (co-temporary) /kən'tempərəri/
Concise Dictionary- temporary)
- /kən'tempərəri/
- tính từ
- đương thời
- cùng thời; cùng tuổi (người); xuất bản cùng thời (báo chí)
- hiện đại (lịch sử)
- danh từ
- người cùng thời; người cùng tuổi
- bạn đồng nghiệp (báo chí)
- some of our contemporaries have published the news: một vài bạn đồng nghiệp của tôi đã đăng tin đó
contemporarieskən'tempərərɪ
noun
+a person of nearly the same age as another
adj.
+characteristic of the present
+belonging to the present time
+occurring in the same period of time
Thesaurus Dictionarynoun
+a person of nearly the same age as another
adj.
+characteristic of the present
+belonging to the present time
+occurring in the same period of time
adj.
1 of the time, contemporaneous, coeval, coexistent, concurrent, concomitant, parallel, synchronous, synchronic, coincidental, coetaneous:
We examined some of the documents contemporary with his reign.
2 modern, current, present-day, new, up to date, stylish, fashionable, modish, à la mode, latest, in; novel, newfangled, Colloq trendy:
She always keeps up with contemporary fads in dress and make-up. I find much of the contemporary metal-and-glass architecture rather boring.
adjective, noun
+ adjective
1 ~ (with sb/sth) belonging to the same time: We have no contemporary account of the battle (= written near the time that it happened). + He was contemporary with the dramatist Congreve.
2 belonging to the present time
Synonym: MODERN
life in contemporary Britain + contemporary fiction / music / dance
+ noun (plural contemporaries) a person who lives or lived at the same time as sb else, especially sb who is about the same age: She and I were contemporaries at college. + He was a contemporary of Freud and may have known him. + Give or take a few years, they are contemporaries.
Collocation Dictionary+ adjective
1 ~ (with sb/sth) belonging to the same time: We have no contemporary account of the battle (= written near the time that it happened). + He was contemporary with the dramatist Congreve.
2 belonging to the present time
Synonym: MODERN
life in contemporary Britain + contemporary fiction / music / dance
+ noun (plural contemporaries) a person who lives or lived at the same time as sb else, especially sb who is about the same age: She and I were contemporaries at college. + He was a contemporary of Freud and may have known him. + Give or take a few years, they are contemporaries.
adj
1 belonging to the same time as sb/sth else
VERBS
be
ADV.
strictly
She used only strictly contemporary documents to research the book.
| almost, nearly | broadly, roughly
a period broadly contemporary with the Shang dynasty
PREP.
with
a composer contemporary with Beethoven
2 modern
VERBS
be
ADV.
very
His work is very contemporary.
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