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Definition of until now - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
timeup to the present moment
- I hadn't considered that option until now..
- She had never traveled abroad until now.
- Until now, he had never tried sushi.
Terms with until now included in their meaning
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time period
from a past time until now
so far
up to now or until a specified or implied time
duration
continuously from a specific time until now
time period
from that time until now
time
marks something that has been true from a past time until now
time
marks a past time point from which something continues until now
until change
for now until the situation changes
duration
from a distant past until now
time
until now or up to this point in time
ongoing period
from a past time until now
time
up until now or the present time
time duration
continuing from the past until now
history time
over many centuries, from long ago until now
time
from the beginning of time until now
history
from a very long time ago until now
until now
up to this point in time, especially for a situation
time duration
from the time something began until now or another time
duration time
since someone was young and continuing until now
time reference
up until now or a particular point in time
history
from a very ancient period until now or another later time
acr: year to date
the time from start of year until now
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- French:jusqu'à présent, ...
- German:bis jetzt, ...
- Italian:fino a questo momento, ...
- Spanish:hasta este momento, ...
- Portuguese:até agora, ...
- Chinese:到目前为止, ...
- Japanese:今まで, ...
- Arabic:حتى الآن, ...
- Hebrew:עַד עַכְשָׁו, ...
- Russian:до сих пор, ...
- Ukrainian:досі, ...
- Hindi:अब तक, ...
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