extemporaneous
[ɪkˌstɛmpəˈreniəs]
adj.
(讲话或做事)毫无准备的;
即席的;
仓促的;
临时的;
例句:
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Nor is he an extemporaneous rhetorician; in public appearances, he rarely strays from his script.
来自NEWYORKER
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She made an extemporaneous speech on the ceremony.
她在典礼上做了一次即兴演讲。
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Nixon carried away with it all, delivered his extemporaneous toast.
尼克松对一切都很满意, 颇有些情不自禁地发表了他的即席祝酒词.
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The extemporaneous interesting hobby, achievement effect that produces to people behavior.
即爱好爱好 、 成就等对人们行为产生的影响.
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Reading Bill James was like taking an advanced course in extemporaneous-debating technique.
来自NEWYORKER
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The 88-page quarterly, which calls itself GR for short, serves up a "punk-rock" sensibility that borders on extemporaneous.
来自CNN