present
Prononciation : [/ˈpɹɛzənt/]
Mot
Contexte : « time »
(noun) refers to the current time or moment. It's what is happening right now.
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I can't wait for the presents at my birthday party tomorrow!
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I wasn't happy with the presents I received last Christmas.
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What presents did you get for your birthday?
Contexte : « give »
(verb) to give something to someone, usually as a gift or a token of appreciation. It's when you hand someone a gift or show something to a group.
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I will present my project to the class next week.
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She didn't want to present her ideas to the team.
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Did you present your report to the boss yet?
Contexte : « appearance »
(adjective) used to describe when something or someone is in a particular place or in front of you. It's like when you see a person standing in front of you or when an object is out and visible.
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The present food on the table looks delicious.
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There was no present evidence to support his claim.
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Is there any present danger we need to be aware of?
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