Nowadaysの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: It means the way things are now

A: Present time some what related with past
Eg. This fashion is worn by people nowadays

A: It means in recent times, these days

A: These days; the present.

A: Recently

A: Nowadays, people are more health conscious.

Who would want to use that old junk nowadays?

A: http://www.manythings.org/sentences/words/nowadays/1.html
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A: I'm feeling unwell nowadays.
I'm enjoying my vacation nowadays.

A: People nowdays believe in stupid things

Nowdays , it's a new trend

A: Nowadays, everybody is on their phones, instead of going outside.

When I was a kid we had to be able to reach the pedals to drive, but nowadays, you have to have a license to drive.

Nowadays is mainly used for referencing things from the past and comparing them to the present.

A: “Currently”=具体的时间；现在

“Nowadays”= 现今


比如：
When I was a kid I always used telephone booths to contact people, but nowadays we just use cellphones.

She is currently using her cellphone.


“Currently” is kind of a more formal way of saying “right now”/at the present time. “Nowadays” means “these days”

You can also say “now” instead of nowadays. “Now” has a broader definition, so it can mean “right now” or a more general “nowadays”.

Nowadays we just use cellphones.
Now we just use cellphones.

A: Nowadays (or ‘these days’) refers to the present time, but is a bit more broad than today. To put it simply as an example: ‘nowadays, everything is expensive’ can be interpreted as ‘this month, everything has become expensive’ (nowadays can also be a week, or a year)

Today is the exact day. Today is the 13th of June, or Thursday (or whatever date or day of the week it is).

A: Nowadays чаще всего используется для настоящего, а these days больше похоже что речь идет о прошлом. Например: Nowadays people can find all information on the internet. | I wasn’t hard-working(усердный) these days.

A: "Recently" implies it happened not very long ago in the past. It can be something that happened once or used to happen a lot, but doesn't anymore. "Nowadays" implies something that happens with frequency in the near past, at the moment, and will happen in the near future multiple times.

A: "Nowadays" isn't used as much; talks about what's happening now compared to a while ago

"Lately" is more commonly used and compares the last few weeks or so to the present

A: Most everyone pronounces it without the “a” :)

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A: Nowadays

A: Sounds perfect and natural to me.

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