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Definition 1:
At the present time often used to show that you are annoyed about something .
Examples:
We were having trouble before, but everything’s okay now.
I’m feeling much better now, thank you.
I love you now and I’ll love you forever.
Now‘s the time for action.
“And now,” he said, “all we have to do is wait.”
“Can we talk?” “Not now. I’m really busy.”
The room is now used as a home office. = They now use the room as a home office.
He knows now that he was wrong.
Police have now identified the man who they believe stole the car.
Scientists now believe that the bones belong to a different species of reptile.
The now famous photograph of an American sailor kissing his young wife
I wish I knew then what I know now.
This is the only chance you’ll ever get. It’s now or never.
Now you tell me?! I needed to know that yesterday!
You tracked dirt everywhere! Now I have to spend all day cleaning again!
“I know you’ve explained a lot—but can I ask just one more question?” “What now?” = “What is it now?” = “Now what?”
OK: I’ll do it your way. Are you happy now?
Definition 2:
In the next moment :very soon .
Examples:
I have to leave now. [=right now, right away, immediately]
It’s time to go home now.
If I don’t do it now, I’ll forget to do it later.
They’ll be back any minute now!
Any day now, he’ll be walking through that door.
Now which way do we go?
What do I do now?
What now? = Now what? [=what next?]
Definition 3:
In the present situation .
Examples:
He’ll never believe me now!
If you can’t stand the heat now, you certainly won’t be able to stand it in the summer.
Definition 4:
At the time referred to in the past .
Examples:
Her parents arrived home the next day. Now the trouble really began.
I next met her again a few years later. She was now 30 years old and working for a law firm.
Definition 5:
For an amount of time until the present time often used with for .
Examples:
It’s been several years now since I last saw her. [=I haven’t seen her for several years]
We’ve lived here for a long time now. = We’ve lived here for some time now.
She has been teaching for 20 years now. = She has been teaching now for 20 years.
Definition 6:
used to make a command or request or to express criticism or disapproval .
Examples:
Hurry up, now, class started three minutes ago.
Now, Billy, that’s no way to talk to your mother!
Now you be sure to write, you hear?
Well, now, what is this I hear about you going back to school?
Come now. You know that’s not true. = (chiefly US) Come on, now. You know that’s not true.
Now, which one of you kids broke the window?
Now, you listen to me.
Now see here!
Definition 7:
used to introduce an important idea or to show a change in subject The phrase now for is often used to introduce a different idea or activity. .
Examples:
Now, I’d like to call your attention to the statue in the middle of the room.
“What’s the meaning of life?” “Now that’s what I call a really important question!”
Now that was a great song!
Now where was I? Oh yes, I was telling you about my Uncle Harry.
Now you’ve done it!
Now don’t get too excited.
Now who could that be?
Now then, what shall we do next?
That was an easy question. Now for something a bit more challenging.
Now for today’s top news stories.
Definition 8:
At one moment :sometimes .
Examples:
now one and now another
She was now laughing, now crying.
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