Currentlyの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Something that is happening now

A: Something in the present time
Ex: It is currently 66 degrees outside

A: It means now.
For example, 'I am currently having dinner.'
Which means I am having dinner now

A: It means right now. At the present time.

I am currently working on a project.
I am currently working as a vet
I am currently learning different languages.

A: Currently:
Currently I am the only employee on sick leave.

Currently the storm is getting stronger by the minute and the fact is, We can't do anything about it.

A: "I am currently on Holliday, please contact me on my phone if needed"

"I'm currently tied up right now, so please leave a message after the beep"

"Currently, the way things are going I doubt there will be another chance"

A: Currently it is raining.

A: "I'm currently watching TV."
"I'm currently thinking about what to wear tomorrow."
"Red is currently my favourite colour."

A: "I'm currently busy right now."

"Currently, it is very sunny."

A: currently is now, the present. recently is within a short amount of time. lately is ongoing.

A: Currently can sound a little more formal. So you might see them in different contexts. For example:

I'm in the library right now.

Currently the president is visiting Russia.

A: Currently is the present, as of right now.
Recently, it just happened earlier.

A: They both reference to time. Currently suggests that something is happening now or is still happening. While recently suggests that something happened in the immediate past - not long ago.

example: I recently received a promotion at work, but I am currently working in my old position until they hire someone to replace me.

A: @ritzz: those can be used in the same way

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A: Currently.

A: "Currently"

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A: I broke it up in 3 parts, so it'll be easier for you but here is the pronunciation:
cu-rrent-ly
kah-rent-lee

A: 😊

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A: Currently. Example sentence - I am currently to busy too help you.

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A: You are close! It is only 3 syllables though, don't pronounce the "ta" at the T.
Cur-rent-lee