1. (occurring in the same period of time
"a rise in interest rates is often contemporaneous with an increase in inflation"
"the composer Salieri was contemporary with Mozart")
contemporaneous, contemporary
2. (temporal sense
intermediate between past and future
now existing or happening or in consideration
"the present leader"
"articles for present use"
"the present topic"
"the present system"
"present observations")
present (a): : synonim: teraźniejszy
present-day, contemporary, modern
~ne języki obce modern languages
adj (ówczesny) contemporary
(obecny) present
modern
present-day
n masc C contemporary: jej ~śni her contemporaries
adj. modern, contenpopary
COEVAL
CONTEMPORANEOUS
MODERN
PRESENT
modern, contemporary
adj contemporary, contemporaneous
adj. contemporary
present-day
contemporaneous
actual
current
latter-day
up-to-date