"Just ___ already!" is something that you say when someone is acting too slowly. You say this because you're annoyed and you want them to hurry up. Here are some examples: Just go already! You're gonna be late! I've been hearing about this girl for weeks. Just ask her out already! What are you waiting for?

The slang term "Just Do It Already" is a phrase that encourages someone to take action and stop procrastinating. It is often used in situations where someone has been putting off a task or decision for too long, and needs a push to finally get it done.

It means "Just do it.. NOW". It usually conveys an tinge of annoyance, either that the person has been asking you to that repeatedly or the job is delayed by too long.

Tell me already: I don’t want to you to tease me any longer. Tell me at once: I’ve become really annoyed by the delay. Tell me immediately: stress the urgency of the issue. Just do it already: don’t play around any longer.

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2011年3月1日 · The word for "already" in other languages can have a close meaning (e.g. compare "ya" in Spanish, the usual word for "already", which is often used as a similar intensifier). Even French "déjà" can have a similar function "Déjà, faut que t'arrête tes conneries!"

In British English, we use the present perfect with just, already and yet to talk about recent events and actions. We use just in positive sentences to talk about very recent events or actions. She's just won the match. They've just made a big announcement.

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2019年2月20日 · ‘Just’ means ‘a short time ago’ or ‘recently,’ while ‘already’ means ‘before now’ or ‘so soon.’ The difference between ‘just’ and ‘already’ is that ‘just’ refers to a recent past event, whereas ‘already’ refers to an event that occurred before the present time.