for now; for the time being; for the present
Used when taking a temporary step, stopping point, or provisional judgment before dealing with the rest later.
It's late today, so let's go home for now.
We'll put that matter on hold for the time being.
after a fashion; more or less; not quite satisfactorily
Indicates that something has reached a minimally acceptable or provisional state, while implying it may still be incomplete or imperfect.
I have finished writing the report after a fashion, but there is still a lot to fix.
The dish has become edible, at least.
Let's save this document for now.
Since her fever went down, we're relieved for now.
Let's leave today's work here for now.
The preparations for the move are provisionally done for now.
Kanji variant given; uncommon and potentially unclear without furigana or context.
Variant spelling given; rare in modern writing.