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1 immediate
adjective1) unmittelbar; (nearest) nächst... [Nachbar[schaft], Umgebung, Zukunft]; engst... [Familie]; unmittelbar [Kontakt]your immediate action must be to... — als erstes müssen Sie...
his immediate plan is to... — zunächst einmal will er...
2) (occurring at once) prompt; unverzüglich [Handeln, Maßnahmen]; umgehend [Antwort]* * *[i'mi:diət] 1. adjective1) (happening at once and without delay: an immediate response.) unverzüglich2) (without anyone etc coming between: His immediate successor was Bill Jones.) direkt3) (close: our immediate surroundings.) unmittelbar•- academic.ru/36911/immediately">immediately2. conjunction(as soon as: You may leave immediately you finish your work.) sobald* * *im·medi·ate[ɪˈmi:diət]to take \immediate action/effect augenblicklich handeln/wirken\immediate consequences unmittelbare Konsequenzenin the \immediate area/vicinity in der unmittelbaren Umgebung/Nachbarschaftsb's \immediate boss/superior jds unmittelbarer [o direkter] Chef/Vorgesetztersb's \immediate family jds nächste Angehörigesb's \immediate friends jds engste Freundein \immediate future in nächster Zukunft3. (direct) direkt\immediate cause unmittelbarer Grundan \immediate result ein sofortiges Ergebnis4. (current) augenblicklich, unmittelbar\immediate concerns/problems/needs dringende Anliegen/Probleme/Bedürfnisse* * *[I'miːdɪət]adj1) knowledge, future, object, danger, threat, need, neighbour unmittelbar; vicinity, neighbourhood unmittelbar, nächste(r, s); cause, impact, successor direkt, unmittelbaronly the immediate family were invited — nur die engste Familie wurde eingeladen
he has no immediate plans to retire — er hat derzeit or im Moment nicht die Absicht, sich zur Ruhe zu setzen
2) (= instant) reply, reaction sofortig, umgehend, prompt; thought, conclusion unmittelbar; access direktwith immediate effect — mit sofortiger Wirkung
to come into immediate effect — sofort in Kraft treten
this had the immediate effect of... — das hatte prompt zur Folge, dass...
3) (= most urgent) problem, concern dringendste(r, s)* * *1. unmittelbar:a) nächst(gelegen):in the immediate vicinity in unmittelbarer Nähe, in der nächsten Umgebung;b) direkt:immediate contact unmittelbare Berührung;immediate cause unmittelbare Ursache;immediate information Informationen pl aus erster Handin the immediate future in nächster Zukunft3. unverzüglich, sofortig, umgehend (Antwort etc):take immediate action sofort handeln;immediate annuity sofort fällige Rente;immediate steps Sofortmaßnahmen4. derzeitig, augenblicklich:5. nächst(er, e, es) (in der Verwandtschaftslinie):my immediate family meine nächsten Angehörigen pl6. PHIL intuitiv, direkt, unmittelbar7. direkt betreffend, unmittelbar berührend* * *adjective1) unmittelbar; (nearest) nächst... [Nachbar[schaft], Umgebung, Zukunft]; engst... [Familie]; unmittelbar [Kontakt]your immediate action must be to... — als erstes müssen Sie...
his immediate plan is to... — zunächst einmal will er...
2) (occurring at once) prompt; unverzüglich [Handeln, Maßnahmen]; umgehend [Antwort]* * *adj.direkt adj.sofort adj.unmittelbar adj.unverzüglich adj. n.sofortig adj. -
2 immediate
to take \immediate action/ effect augenblicklich handeln/wirken;\immediate consequences unmittelbare Konsequenzenin the \immediate area/ vicinity in der unmittelbaren Umgebung/Nachbarschaft;sb's \immediate family jds nächste Angehörige;sb's \immediate friends jds engste Freunde;in \immediate future in nächster Zukunft3) ( direct) direkt;\immediate cause unmittelbarer Grund;an \immediate result ein sofortiges Ergebnis4) ( current) augenblicklich, unmittelbar;
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