present
/ˈprɛzənt/
verb
- To give or offer something formally or officially.
- She presented a bouquet of flowers to the guest of honor.
- The mayor will present the award to the winner.
- He presented his research findings at the conference.
- To show or introduce something to an audience.
- She presented her ideas clearly during the team meeting.
- The company will present its new product line next month.
- The teacher asked each student to present a short report to the class.
- To cause something to happen or be experienced.
- The storm presented a serious danger to the coastal towns.
- This opportunity presents a chance for growth.
- The problem presents a challenge that we must solve.
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noun
- The time that is happening now, as opposed to the past or future.
- We should learn from the past but plan for the future while acting in the present.
- The story is set in the present, not in ancient times.
- Try to live in the present and not dwell on past mistakes.
- A gift given to someone, usually on a special occasion.
- They brought a small present to the housewarming party.
- I wrapped the present in colorful paper and a bow.
- She received a beautiful present for her birthday.
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adjective
- Existing or happening now; not past or future.
- In the present moment, all we can do is our best.
- The present temperature is 72 degrees Fahrenheit.
- We need to focus on the present situation rather than worrying about tomorrow.
- Being in a particular place; not absent.
- Is everyone present for the meeting?
- All students were present in class today.
- The teacher noted that several members were not present at the rehearsal.
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