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To say "recently" in English, you can use the adverb "recently."
"Recently" means "in the recent past," or "a short time ago." It is often used to describe something that happened or was done in the recent past, or to describe a current situation that has only recently started.
Here are some examples of how "recently" can be used in a sentence, along with their Chinese translations:
"I recently finished reading a new book." (我最近完成了一本新书的阅读。)
"She has been feeling very tired recently." (她最近感觉很累。)
"We moved to this city recently." (我们最近搬到了这个城市。)
"The weather has been very warm recently." (最近天气很暖和。)
The word "recently" comes from the Latin word "recentem," which means "new" or "fresh." It has been used in English since the 16th century.
"Recently" means "in the recent past," or "a short time ago." It is often used to describe something that happened or was done in the recent past, or to describe a current situation that has only recently started.
Here are some examples of how "recently" can be used in a sentence, along with their Chinese translations:
"I recently finished reading a new book." (我最近完成了一本新书的阅读。)
"She has been feeling very tired recently." (她最近感觉很累。)
"We moved to this city recently." (我们最近搬到了这个城市。)
"The weather has been very warm recently." (最近天气很暖和。)
The word "recently" comes from the Latin word "recentem," which means "new" or "fresh." It has been used in English since the 16th century.
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