meanwhile

/ˈmiːnwaɪl/

adverb

bu arada; bu sırada

During the same period of time; at the same time; in the intervening time.

  • I'll start cooking. Meanwhile, you can set the table.
  • The meeting continued. Meanwhile, protesters gathered outside.
  • The research team analyzed the data from the first experiment, and meanwhile a separate group prepared materials for the subsequent trial.
  • Urban pollution levels continued to rise throughout the decade, while meanwhile rural areas experienced significant improvements in air quality.
  • The government announced new educational reforms to begin in September, and meanwhile educators debated the potential impact on student performance.
  • Archaeologists excavated the northern section of the ancient settlement, and meanwhile historians examined manuscripts that might explain the site's abandonment.