How to say impending in Japanese

当面^★【とうめんtoumen】 Inflection

~の noun / temporal noun:

current; urgent; pressing; impending

~する noun:

to confront (an issue); to face (up to something)

adverb:

for the meantime; at present

Example Sentences

目前mokuzen にni 迫ったsematta 試験shiken のno ことkoto がga 彼女のkanojono 心kokoro にni 大きくookiku 広がったhirogatta。: The impending examination loomed large in her mind.
私watashi はha 彼女のkanojono 間近にmajikani 近付いたchikazuita 手術shujutsu のno ことkoto でde 緊張kinchou していたshiteita。: I was keyed up over her impending operation.
そのsono 会社kaisha のno 株kabu のno 仕手戦shitesen はha、倒産tousan のno 危機kiki がga 差し迫っているsashisematteiru ことkoto をwo 隠すkakusu 方便houben にni すぎなかったsuginakatta。: The big promotion of that company's stock was just a cover-up to hide their impending bankruptcy.

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