English to Hmong Meaning of imminent - ntxhov

Imminent :

ntxhov

adjective

dabtsi ntsiv, ntxhov, sibtshuam, leej twg dim tau, ze, xubntiag, qhov tseem ceeb, tsim nyog, nyob ze

Imminent :: ntxhovImminently :: imminently

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Definitions of imminent in English

Adjective(1) close in time; about to occur

Examples of imminent in English

(1) An imminent merger means that his colleagues are all threatened with redundancy.(2) How could the mother have imagined the imminent danger that was closing in on her son?(3) Tiles have fallen from the roof of the small chapel and the entrance archway looks in danger of imminent collapse.(4) The only difference is that the threat from the former is real and imminent and part of an ongoing development programme.(5) In the end, is it about imminent threats or about picking fights you can win?(6) The expectation among outsiders oscillates between an imminent rise and an early cut in rates.(7) In the new era which Mark believes is dawning, the temple is rejected and its imminent destruction is expected.(8) The fourth scenario is similar to the third except that the danger is not as imminent .(9) But the imminent threat of recession was not the economic fundamental he had in mind.(10) The imminent use of biological weapons and the threat of millions of deaths is not a laughing matter.(11) I will tell you that it did not appear to be a terrorist event and there is no imminent threat.(12) These Lutherans were pietist and puritanical, expecting the imminent apocalypse.(13) As we spoke, the siren of an approaching ambulance warned of the imminent arrival of yet another victim.(14) The second is messianism, the expectation of imminent transformation of the world.(15) A falcon with regard to an expected visitor indicates imminent news or arrival.(16) It was hard to sit in one and not expect the imminent arrival of the drinks trolley.

Related Phrases of imminent

(1) imminent danger ::

tsim kev puas tsuaj

Related Phrases of imminent

(1) imminent danger ::

tsim kev puas tsuaj

Synonyms

Adjective

3. near ::

nyob ze

5. coming ::

los

6. forthcoming ::

dabtsi ntsiv

7. on the way ::

nyob rau hauv txoj kev

8. in the offing ::

nyob rau hauv lub offing

9. in the pipeline ::

nyob rau hauv lub raj dej

10. on the horizon ::

rau lub qab ntug

11. in the air ::

nyob rau hauv cov huab cua

12. just around the corner ::

cia li nyob ib ncig ntawm lub ces kaum

13. coming down the pike ::

los cia lub pike

15. anticipated ::

xav

18. threatening ::

threatening

20. in the cards ::

nyob rau hauv cov ntawv teev lus

Antonyms

1. late ::

lig

2. recent ::

tsis ntev los no

Different Forms

imminent, imminently

Word Example from TV Shows

To contemplate your IMMINENT death. You've come to the right place.

Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 2

than the prospect of IMMINENT death.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 9

--an IMMINENT or substantial endangerment,

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 3

Examples of imminent from TV Shows

To contemplate your IMMINENT death. You've come to the right place.

Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 2

than the prospect of IMMINENT death.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 9

--an IMMINENT or substantial endangerment,

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 3

English to Hmong Dictionary: imminent

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