How is the word немедленный translated from Russian to English

Происходящий или сделанный сразу, без задержки.

Happening or done at once, without delay.

adjective
English translation
immediate

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  • Лекарство принесло немедленное облегчение. The medicine gave immediate relief.

  • Пришли только его ближайшие родственники. Only his immediate family came.

  • Нам нужен немедленный ответ от поставщика. We need an immediate answer from the supplier.

  • Сначала спроси соседей в ближайшей округе. Ask the neighbors in the immediate area first.

  • Эффект был немедленным и очевидным. The effect was immediate and obvious.

  • Заявку подписал её ближайший руководитель. Her immediate supervisor signed the request.

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FAQ about “немедленный”

How is “немедленный” translated from Russian?
“немедленный” translates into English as “immediate”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “немедленный” mean?
Meaning of “немедленный”: Происходящий или сделанный сразу, без задержки. In English — “immediate”.
What part of speech is “немедленный”?
“немедленный” is a adjective.
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