contemporaneous

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Eventually, culture watchers and sociologists began pointing out contemporaneous waves of behavior.
最終，文化觀察者和社會學(xué)家們開始指出同時代的行為浪潮。
It is a book that has influenced modern fantasy nearly as much as the contemporaneous Lewis and Tolkien, yet is by far the most under appreciated.
這本小說幾乎和同時期的路易斯托爾金一樣影響了現(xiàn)代幻想小說，然而至今仍被大大低估。
But the logs demonstrate how much of the contemporaneous US internal reporting of air strikes is simply false.
但日志中的記載顯示了當(dāng)時美國內(nèi)部空襲報告有多少是完全錯誤的。

So that can be unsettling when we think of this as happening at a certain contemporaneous moment in the history of thought.
如果把這個問題放在思想史的特定時期來想,它可能是難以解決的。
耶魯公開課 - 文學(xué)理論導(dǎo)論課程節(jié)選

Finally, fiscal responsibility demanded that a review be undertaken prior to, or contemporaneous with, any bailout.
FORBES: PBGC Probes Wall Street's Role In Pension Failures
Buffett has left extensive and contemporaneous documentation of his investment thinking going back five decades.
FORBES: Buffett's Billions Can't Buy Him Exemption From His Tax-Averse Past
His subjective estimate also suffers from a lack of contemporaneous verification by records or other evidence.
FORBES: Be Prepared to Prove the Time You Spend on Losing Side Activities

If two events or situations are contemporaneous, they happen or exist during the same period of time.