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An effect or result that occurs right away, without delay.
Le vaccin produit un effet immédiat contre le virus.
The vaccine produces an immediate effect against the virus.
L'effet immédiat de la pluie fut de nettoyer les rues.
The immediate effect of the rain was to clean the streets.
Often used in medical, scientific, or technical contexts to describe rapid results.
In medical contexts, 'effet immédiat' often refers to the rapid action of a drug or treatment.
Use 'effet immédiat' when describing a result that occurs without delay, not for gradual or long-term effects.
From 'effet' (effect) + 'immédiat' (immediate), combining two French words to describe a rapid outcome.
Commonly used in scientific, medical, and technical contexts to describe rapid results or reactions.