Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Current"

A: a current is a flow of water in a specific direction in an ocean or the flow of electricity.

Here it is used as a metaphor to show that the international economy continuously changes. While doing so, it perhaps also goes into a specific direction or shows specific tendencies. (electricity also always only flows in one direction).

A: in this context, it means the rate of movement in the water, in korean is probably 물살

A: Or it can also mean like amount of stuff passing through a medium. For example, "The river's current is strong" as in there is a lot of water passing through the river. If you jump in, the current will take you away. Current in that sense usually refers to liquid, you will also hear it with electricity (the amount of electricity passing through a given medium) hope this helps!

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A: ‘The current state of the world is much worse than it was 10 years ago’ ‘these are the current trends’ ‘my current bank balance is alarming’ ‘this is the current situation’ ‘my current boyfriend is nice but the last one was nicer’

A: Our current president is Donald Trump, but that will change soon.

These cables carry current to the other side of the city.

There is a strong current in this river. Be careful.

A: "The current president is the oldest president in American history."
"My current job pays much less than my previous job did."
"I currently do not have a dog."
"Ongoing attacks on the city have killed many people."
"The ongoing parade in New York is amazing."
"The ongoing increase in immigrants to the United States has worried many American citizens."

A: Currently, (blank)...
This is currently happening.
Currently?
He's currently in charge.

A: I've been living in Japan for ten years so I don't know the slang currently used in NYC.

I've been living in Japan for ten years so I don't know the current slang used in NYC.

A: “Current” and “present” are very similar. They can both be used in the same situations. For example: “In the present” and “In the current moment” mean the same thing.

In addition: “present” can also mean “gift”. For example: “I brought you a present.”

A: As nouns the difference between currentand incumbent

is that current is the part of a fluid that moves continuously in a certain direction while incumbent is the current holder of an office, such as ecclesiastical benefice or an elected office. 

As adjectives the difference between current and incumbent

is that current is existing or occurring at the moment while incumbent is imposed on someone as an obligation, especially due to one's office.

A: Current means trending and ongoing while present means here and now.

A: Current and present mean the same but used in different situations for example

You can say " my current situation is good " but you can also say " my situation right now is good "

Or

" she was present at the party " so present can also mean " exist ".

Current for " situations " is more common and natural

AND current is more formal. but we don't use present very often :)

A: current and previous are sort of formal words. "obama is the current president" "george w bush was the previous president"

where obama is the President NOW, and george w bush was the president IMMEDIATELY BEFORE

A: いろいろで訳せますてど、基本的に日本語でいつ「現在」を使うところが一緒です！

A: I’m from Scotland in the UK so I’ll sound different to everyone else in the UK so I don’t think I could help you

A: Thanks to you

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A: The current president
The current prime minister

There is only ONE of them currently, that is why a definite article is needed.

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A: Current

The current president is old.

She swam against the current.

A: it's currants