current events

ˈkʌr.ənt ɪˈvɛnts

current event

Definition of current events - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun, plural

news

recent happenings of significant public interest

The journalist reported on current events affecting the nation..
Students discussed current events in their history class.
Current events are often featured in the evening news.

current affairs

news

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Expressions with current

against the current

adj.

opposing the usual direction or trend

Her ideas were always against the current, challenging conventional wisdom.

swim with the current

move in the same direction as the water flow

The fish swim with the current to conserve energy.

current of thought

prevailing opinion or feeling among a group

The current of thought in the meeting was against the proposal.

float with the current

go along with prevailing trends or opinions

She tends to float with the current in social situations.

current balance

amount of money in an account now

Check your current balance before making a purchase.

current of air

gentle breeze or draft indoors

A current of air came through the open window.

Terms with current events included in their meaning

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news

current events

information about recent or important events or developments

watch TV

news

watch television to stay informed about current events

journalist

reporter

individual reporting on news and current events

breaking news

current events

news that is currently developing or just announced

in touch

adj.

awareness

aware of current events or trends

news magazine

publications

periodical publication focusing on current events

news program

media

broadcast focusing on current events and information

news show

television

program focused on current events and news stories

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French:événements actuels, ...
German:aktuelle Ereignisse, ...
Italian:notizie attuali, ...
Spanish:actualidad, ...
Portuguese:atualidades, ...
Chinese:时事, ...
Japanese:時事問題, ...
Arabic:الأَحْداث الجارِية, ...
Hebrew:אֵירוּעִים אַקְטוּאָלִיִּים, ...
Russian:текущие события, ...
Ukrainian:останні новини, ...
Hindi:सामयिक घटनाएँ, ...
Bengali:সাম্প্রতিক ঘটনা, ...
Catalan:actualitat, ...
Czech:aktuální dění, ...
Danish:aktuelle begivenheder, ...
Dutch:actuele gebeurtenissen, ...
Greek:επικαιρότητα, ...
Hungarian:aktuális események, ...
Khmer:ព្រឹត្តិការណ៍បច្ចុប្បន្ន, ...
Korean:현재 사건, ...
Persian:اخبار روز, ...
Polish:aktualne wydarzenia, ...
Portuguese (BR):eventos atuais, ...
Romanian:evenimente curente, ...
Swedish:aktuella händelser, ...
Thai:ข่าวสารปัจจุบัน, ...
Turkish:güncel olaylar, ...
Vietnamese:thời sự, ...

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