Sooner - English meaning

Sooner – definitions in English dictionary

adverb
In or after a short time.
Usage examples:
Everyone will soon know the truth
Synonims:
In a short time Shortly Presently In the near future Before long In a little while In a minute In a moment In an instant In a twinkling In the twinkling of an eye Before you know it Any minut
adverb
Used to indicate one's preference in a particular matter.
Usage examples:
I'd just as soon tim did it
Synonims:
Rather By preference Preferably From/by choice More willingly More readily If i had my druthers

adverb
In or within a short time; before long; quickly
Usage examples:
We’ll soon be there., how soon (= when) can we sign the contract?, "when would you like to meet?" "…

Sooner translation into English

Sooner: translate from English into Chinese

早点, 憖

Sooner: translate from English into Dutch

Eerder, Veeleer

Sooner: translate from English into French

Plus tôt, Pionnier de la première heure

Sooner: translate from English into German

Früher, Eher, Lieber, Näher

Sooner: translate from English into Hindi

पहले, पूर्व, पेशतर

Sooner: translate from English into Italian

Prima, Appena, Piuttosto

Sooner: translate from English into Korean

빨리, 선구적 이주자

Sooner: translate from English into Russian

Раньше, Скорее

Sooner: translate from English into Spanish

Cuanto antes, Antes, Más temprano, Preferente

Word origin

Old English sōna ‘immediately’, of West Germanic origin.

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Sooner synonims

before long

idiom
In the near future

idiom
Soon
Usage examples:
With a little exercise, you'll be back in shape before long.

Before long - all meanings in English

preferably

adverb
Ideally; if possible.
Usage examples:
He would like a place of his own, preferably outside the town

adverb
If possible
Usage examples:
Water the plants twice a week, preferably in the morning.

Preferably - all meanings in English

presently

adverb
At the present time; now.
Usage examples:
There are presently 1,128 people on the waiting list

adverb
Soon; not at this time but after a short time in the future
Usage examples:
We will be leaving presently., three of the ten boats are presently being repaired.

Presently - all meanings in English

rather

adverb
Used to indicate one's preference in a particular matter.
Usage examples:
Would you like some wine or would you rather stick to sherry?

exclamation
Used to express emphatic affirmation, agreement, or acceptance.
Usage examples:
‘you are glad to be home, aren't you?’ ‘rather!’

Rather - all meanings in English

shortly

adverb
In a short time; soon.
Usage examples:
The new database will shortly be available for consultation

adverb
Soon
Usage examples:
Shortly after you left the office, your wife called., we will be landing shortly.

Shortly - all meanings in English

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