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Try ImTranslator Chrome extension, it's powered by Google Translate. It doesn't pop-up the translation of the selected text with just double-click like "Google Dictionary" extension on web pages (not in PDF); you need to mark the word or text, then right click the selected text and select "ImTranslator" in the menu.
26 Οκτ 2018 · Many people – native English speakers included – are confused by the word “presently”. In UK English it has traditionally been a formal, literary word which means “in a short time”, “soon” or “before long” – in contrast to “currently”, which means “at the present time”. Here are some examples:
11 Φεβ 2015 · The first looks like presently = soon, in a short time, which I think is dialectal and/or dated. The second (and more definitely the third) look like a different usage, presently = currently, at this/that time, which I think would be more of an "affectation" coming from a less-trusted source. –
2 Αυγ 2016 · STEP 1. Launch Adobe Reader and open a PDF document. Now find the word that you want to look up for. Simply highlight it. You can highlight a word quickly by just double clicking on it. STEP 2. Next step is to right click on the highlighted word as shown in the screenshot given below.
29 Μαρ 2021 · This new dictionary feature allows you to look up definitions of words while reading a PDF document in Microsoft Edge. This built-in dictionary is very easy to access and use. While reading a PDF file, simply select the word and a mini menu will appear near the word once it’s selected.
24 Φεβ 2021 · Microsoft Edge has a new dictionary feature for its PDF reader, which allows you to look up definitions in the browser. While you can still use any of the best free PDF readers, it's just as...
6 Νοε 2011 · Presently sounds a little more formal than currently to me but both are formal enough. Be aware however, that there is understood to be a difference in meaning of this word between American and British English: in the latter it is often used to mean "soon" rather than "right now".
