B1adjectivemediasociety
US/ˈkɜːr.ənt/
UK/ˈkʌr.ənt/
happening, existing or being used now
In context
My current job pays well, but I spend two hours a day in traffic.
Please update your current address so the bank can send you the new card.
The current situation is difficult, but experts expect prices to fall next year.
Words that go with current
adjective + noun
- current situationNobody is happy with the current situation.
- current affairsShe watches a current affairs programme every evening.
- current eventsThe teacher asked us to discuss current events in English.
- current jobHow long have you been in your current job?
- current addressWrite your current address on the form.
- current trendsThe report looks at current trends in online shopping.
- current accountMy salary goes straight into my current account.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
Currently situation is very bad.Correct: The current situation is very bad.