today
/təˈdeɪ/
adverb
- On or during this present day.
- She finished her homework today instead of waiting until tomorrow.
- Today we are going to the beach because the weather is nice.
- I have a meeting today at 3 p.m.
- At the present time; in the modern era.
- Today, many people work from home using computers.
- Today's technology allows us to communicate instantly across the globe.
- Young people today are more aware of environmental issues.
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noun
- This present day.
- Today is my birthday, and I'm very excited.
- Today has been a long and tiring day.
- What is the date today?
- The present time or age.
- The music of today is very different from that of the 1960s.
- We must focus on the challenges of today to build a better future.
- In today's world, information is available at our fingertips.
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