pronto

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishprontopron‧to /ˈprɒntəʊ $ ˈprɑːntoʊ/ adverb spoken informal FAST/QUICKquickly or immediately You’d better get back here pronto.Examples from the Corpuspronto• The boss wants this report pronto.• Get thee to a specialist, pronto!• Wants out of the case, pronto.• When you get to work you find a parking space pronto.• Which three need to be done pronto?• If you need it pronto, you'd better check they have the stock at hand.Origin pronto (1800-1900) Spanish Latin promptus; → PROMPT2

单词	pronto
释义	pronto From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishprontopron‧to /ˈprɒntəʊ $ ˈprɑːntoʊ/ adverb spoken informal FAST/QUICKquickly or immediately You’d better get back here pronto.Examples from the Corpuspronto• The boss wants this report pronto.• Get thee to a specialist, pronto!• Wants out of the case, pronto.• When you get to work you find a parking space pronto.• Which three need to be done pronto?• If you need it pronto, you'd better check they have the stock at hand.Origin pronto (1800-1900) Spanish Latin promptus; → PROMPT2
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