English to Estonian Meaning of modern - kaasaegne

Modern :
kaasaegne

kaasaegne

kaasaegne, viimane, uus, hiljutine, praegune, käesolev, tegelik, vahetu, eksisteeriv, noor, heas korras, kiire, värske, vastsündinud, uudne, tänapäev, elu-, elav, elus, elama, elutähtis, läheb, jooksmine, aktiivne, opereeritava, noorem, rumal, tagasi

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Definitions of modern in English
Noun(1) a contemporary person(2) a typeface (based on an 18th century design by Gianbattista Bodoni
Adjective(1) belonging to the modern era; since the Middle Ages(2) relating to a recently developed fashion or style(3) characteristic of present-day art and music and literature and architecture(4) ahead of the times(5) used of a living language; being the current stage in its development
Examples of modern in English
(1) The roof has been repaired and modern kitchen equipment installed.(2) I find that surprising, because there was an opportunity to completely redraft that part into modern language.(3) In this way, she presents a refreshing alternative to official and political histories of modern India.(4) Some examples of words which never made it into the modern language.(5) It was Sir Thomas More who thrust the words Utopia and Utopian into the canon of modern language.(6) Manchester is a hotbed of modern architecture and art.(7) It was an interesting display of modern equipment and technology.(8) By merely dubbing it as elitist or foreign we cannot wish away the fact that it is as much a part of our heritage as any other modern Indian language.(9) The grey bridges stood silently above the rivers, with the rubbish of modern life floating past occasionally.(10) Be happy to move with the times - be more modern and embrace more modern equipment and technology.(11) The event also saw the launch of a new Book of Common Prayer, containing services in traditional and modern language.(12) Hardly anything in modern art is more familiar than a Modigliani painting.(13) The play takes the audience through a remarkable journey from past to modern South Africa by means of dance and song.(14) It is humbling to remember that the two lives saved that day weren't due to fancy new techniques or expensive modern technology.(15) Some are remote from modern civilisation, others survive cheek by jowl with spreading towns and motorways.(16) he's a modern man
Related Phrases of modern
(1) modern times ::
moodsad ajad
(2) modern life ::
tänapäeva elu
(3) modern languages ::
kaasaegsete keelte
(4) modern world ::
tänapäeva maailmas
(5) modern dance ::
moderntantsu
(6) modern conveniences ::
mugavustega
(7) very modern ::
väga kaasaegne
(8) in modern times ::
kaasajal
(9) modern age ::
ajastule
(10) modern history ::
uusaja
Synonyms
Adjective
1. present-day ::
tänapäev
2. fashionable ::
moodne
3. advanced ::
kaugelearenenud
5. new ::
uus
Antonyms
1. antiquated ::
vanamoeline
2. archaic ::
arhailine
3. dated ::
dateeritud
4. fusty ::
kopitanud
5. musty ::
kopitanud
Different Forms
modern, modernization, modernly, modernness, moderns, postmodern
Word Example from TV Shows
Only the modern Green Lantern is vulnerable to yellow.

Only the MODERN Green Lantern is vulnerable to yellow.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 19

But if you took advantage of modern marketing techniques...

But if you took advantage of MODERN marketing techniques...

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 18

JESSE: It's gonna be pretty much sparse. Very Asiany, modern stuff.

JESSE: It's gonna be pretty much sparse. Very Asiany, MODERN stuff.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 5

Oh, it's so wonderful that you modern gals can have it all.

Oh, it's so wonderful that you MODERN gals can have it all.

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 14

That innovation is what made possible our modern consumer culture...

That innovation is what made possible our MODERN consumer culture...

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 18

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