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Перевод: instant

[прилагательное]
немедленный; настоятельный; безотлагательный; текущий; текущего месяца; растворимый; не требующий длительного приготовления;
[наречие]
как только;
[существительное]
момент ; мгновение
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. He was too alert not to catch the look and he was swift enough to look down in the same instant at his cup.
2. This instant reference guide includes useful addresses and phone numbers you may need.
3. Dr John Habgood, speaking in the Lords during the second reading debate on the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill, said: "Christians are no more required to believe that humanness is created in an instant than we are required to believe in the historical existence of Adam and Eve."
4. The Official History of the Ryder Cup by Michael Williams is well researched and therefore surprisingly interesting while Ryder Cup "89 conveys the atmosphere of the event rather better than most instant histories.
5. "Not at this instant," Gomez answered - one professional to another - no personal animosity.
6. "If these figures are true the Tories have lost their authority to govern," said one, putting a brave face on an impending disaster with an instant briefing faxed from Party headquarters in Walworth Road.
7. Probably the main reason why Indirect Rule acquired instant support from the British Government was that this was an assumption deeply rooted in the mental outlook of the English upper classes, who liked their inferiors to be able to think well of themselves.
8. It was found in fresh and instant coffee alike, but not in tea, cocoa, soup, yoghurt or cheese!
9. Nicholson brought instant stability to the production and introduced some of the rigid controls he had learned from the Corman modus operandi .
10. I have two instant reactions.
11. Being at home with small babies is an instant culture shock to the young woman of the world.
12. She has a tendency to hug herself tightly when grappling with a question, and at one point, when I asked her how she saw herself in the future, grown up and faced with decisions about her own children, she panicked for an instant and had to be consoled by the female interpreter.
13. Two more annuals which get hardier by the year are Playfair (Queen Anne Press, 2.99) truly pocket-sized and a marvellous source of instant information, and The Cricketers Who's Who (Lennard Publishing, 10.95) which has this year restored the first-class umpires and whose unique feature is a photograph of every player.