immediately in English: Right now, with no waiting at all. (adverb)

Translation

Right now, with no waiting at all.

Word origin

From Latin immediatus, meaning with nothing in between, plus the English ending -ly.

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"Immediately" is stronger than "soon".

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It usually comes after the verb or its object.

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"Immediately after" means straight after.

now

At this moment, at the present time.

soon

In a short time from now, after only a little while.

quick

Moving or happening fast, in a short time.

fast

Moving or happening at a high speed, so it takes very little time.

suddenly

Quickly and without warning; when you did not expect it.

directly

In a straight line with nothing in between; it can also mean at once.

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