“For the present” in Japanese
Short answer
For the present in Japanese is “当分” (toubun). Full meaning: for the present, for the time being; for a while (from now), for some time (to come).
Other ways to say “For the present” in Japanese
当分の間
toubunnoaida for the present, for the time being
当面の間
toumennoaida for the present, for the time being
差し当たって
sashiatatte for the present, for the time being, at present, in the meantime
一先ず
hitomazu for now, for the time being, for the present; though not quite satisfactorily, after a fashion
とうぶん
toubun for the present, for the time being; for a while (from now), for some time (to come)
一まず
hitomazu for now, for the time being, for the present; though not quite satisfactorily, after a fashion
ひとまず
hitomazu for now, for the time being, for the present; though not quite satisfactorily, after a fashion
一時
ichiji one o'clock; once, at one time, formerly, before; for a time, for a while, for the time being, for the present, for the moment, temporarily
一どき
ichidoki one o'clock; once, at one time, formerly, before; for a time, for a while, for the time being, for the present, for the moment, temporarily
一とき
ittoki one o'clock; once, at one time, formerly, before; for a time, for a while, for the time being, for the present, for the moment, temporarily
ひと時
hitotoki one o'clock; once, at one time, formerly, before; for a time, for a while, for the time being, for the present, for the moment, temporarily
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