present translates into Chinese, what does present mean

The most commonly used is the noun gift; Now, the adjective is followed by the presence of the adjective.

present[Concise English-Chinese Dictionary].

priˈzent]

adj.1 present, present, present, present, 3, existing, containing 4 being processed or discussed.

n.1 Now; Currently 2 gifts, giveaways.

vt.1 Appearance; Attend; Show 2 Presentation 3 Gift; To.

n.Gifts, now.

ADJ present, present, present.

v presented, gifted,

present [ pri'zent ]

n.Gifts, now.

a.Present, present, face-to-face.

v.Give, present, present.

present means now.

Pronunciation: English preznt]; beauty preznt].

Definition: adjCurrent; attended; (thing) exists; under consideration; Present tense (tense).

n.Gift; Now, for now; (verb) present tense; Aim (with a gun).

v.Issued; Give; Put forth; Show; make it happen; Description; Appear; Host (program); Perform; Introduce; Attend; Expression; Submission (check or bill); Thanks; (the church) recommends to the bishop a pastor who has been ordained; Formal submission to the court; Raise the gun to aim; Symptoms are revealed.

Transformation: Past tense.

presented, past participle.

presented, present participle presenting, third person singular presents, plural presents

Bilingual example sentences

the patient presented with fever symptom.

The patient presents with fever.

he presented the latest material and its functional features to customers.

He showed the customer the company's new materials and their functional properties.

the present i want most is actually a thank you letter.

The gift I wanted most was actually a thank you note.

The Chinese translation of present is as follows:

English] [preznt] [American] [pr znt].

adj.Current; Current; attended; [grammar] in the present tense;

n.Right now; Gift; Aim;

present

vt.Introduce; Appear; Put forth; Give;

vi.Raise the gun to aim;

Third person singular: presents Past participle: presented plural: presents present continuous tense: presenting Past tense: presented example sentence:

augmented reality: past, present and future.

Exaggerating reality: past, present, and future.

now wouldn't that be a nice christmas present for us all?

It would be a great Christmas present for everyone.

The Chinese translation of present is as follows: nPresently; Right now; Gift; Gift; adj.

Exist; Appear; Attend; Present; Current; existing; vt.Put forth; Put....To. Issued; Grant; Submit; (in some way) show, smile and answer, behave; make it happen; Sudden appearance; Preside**; Perform; Formal introduction; formal attendance; express, represent; Delivery.

Extended: Third person singular: presents Plural: presents present present participle: presenting Past tense: presented Past participle: presented

present, an English word, mainly used as a noun, adjective, verb, when used as a noun means "gift; Now, for now; When used as an adjective, it means "present; attended; (thing) exists; under consideration; Present tense (tense).

When used as a verb to touch wisdom, it means "to give; Give; Put forth; Pure demolition display; make it happen; Description; Appear; Host (program); Perform; Introduce; Attend; Expression; Submission (check or bill); Thanks; (the church) recommends to the bishop a pastor who has been ordained; Formal submission to the court; Raise the gun to aim; Symptoms are revealed.

presentPronunciation: English [.]'preznt], beauty ['preznt] paraphrase: nGift; Right now;

adj.attended; Current; Current; There is a rise and withering.

v.Put forth; Give; Present.

Grammar: Stupid.

When present is used as an adjective to indicate "present, present" and "existent, containing", it is mainly used as a predicate in a sentence, and occasionally as a definite, and generally must be postposed. "Present, current, current" and "under processing or discussion" is used only as a prepositional predicate.

present is used as a "present, present" solution, and is usually used in conjunction with the definite and laughing article the, and is only used as a singular noun.