momentarily in Japanese
momentarily in Japanese is 間も無く — momentarily means for a very short period of time; briefly.
momentarily in Japanese
間も無く
Pronounced: mamonaku
What does "momentarily" mean?
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adv For a very short period of time; briefly.
"She paused momentarily before answering the question."
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adv Very soon; in a moment (chiefly American usage).
"The doctor will be with you momentarily."
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momentarily in a sentence
- She paused momentarily before answering the question.
- The screen flickered momentarily and then went dark.
- The doctor will be with you momentarily.
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What is "momentarily" in Japanese?
"momentarily" in Japanese is 間も無く. momentarily means: For a very short period of time; briefly.
How do you pronounce 間も無く?
"momentarily" in Japanese is 間も無く, pronounced "mamonaku".
How do you use "momentarily" in a sentence?
Example: "She paused momentarily before answering the question." In Japanese, "momentarily" is 間も無く.
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