in two days
Forty-eight hours hence
In two days refers to a point in time 48 hours from now, or two calendar days ahead: The package arrives in two days.
The phrase counts forward from the present moment, unlike "two days ago," which counts backward.
It can also describe duration: We finished the project in two days.
- appointmentScheduled time for something
- countdownBackward enumeration to zero
- counting downSequential subtraction to zero
- tomorrowThe day after today
- calendarDate-tracking system
save the date · wait · schedule · forty-eight · clock · agenda · hours · deadline · impatience · imminent · fortnight · time flies · eagerness · week · milestone · excitement · alarm · itinerary
temporal proximity
in two daysright now
At the present moment
immediately · now · today · this instant · at this moment
day, daily, two, today, days, midday, yesterday, daytime, biennial